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#42: Actions Reveal Priority 🪞 - by Matt Yao - Game of One
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#42: Actions Reveal Priority 🪞 we are what we do, not what we think Matt Yao Sep 05, 2023 6 Share The freeze frame is a technique in films that forces the viewer to focus their attention on a moment in time. While stories told on the big screen employ this technique intentionally, we experience analogous, unplanned freeze frames in real life that force us to pause and reflect. The following is a recounting of recent days on the road. A journal-like string of one freeze frame after another. Subscribe After thru-hiking The Enchantments , I woke up with eyes less bloodshot than the night before.
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