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how do you frame freedom for yourself?
commitments how do you frame freedom for yourself? Molly Mielke McCarthy Aug 27, 2022 45 5 Share Blue-Throated Hummingbird by Eliot Porter (1959) One of my favorite questions to ask people when I’m trying to understand how their mind works is “how do you frame freedom for yourself?” It’s a loaded question that gets taken in a million different directions and that’s why I like it. I’ve gotten everything from blank stares to “backpacking” to “when I make 10M dollars.” For me, freedom always used to mean complete and utter independence. I thought if I got out of my tiny town, graduated from the r
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