offshoot – Letters from Inside Hong Kong
From well-studied psychologists to fitness influencers we hear repeated iterations of: language is power, so be careful how you speak. Thus, relationship coaches advise creating google docs full of goals and reading it to yourself every morning while your unconscious is most impressionable. This way you can train your unconscious to believe that you can […]
From well-studied psychologists to fitness influencers we hear repeated iterations of: language is power, so be careful how you speak. Thus, relationship coaches advise creating google docs full of goals and reading it to yourself every morning while your unconscious is most impressionable. This way you can train your unconscious to believe that you can own Architectural Digest-esque property, and make so much money you’re not sure what to buy anymore, and the ego of your dreams will love you and only you. The example documents include stock images full of white furniture so it is advised to c
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