the infinite wisdom of my friends - by Lilian Caylee
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an addendum
My last post generated an unexpected amount of discussion. To be clear, I don’t think there’s a right way to live, or such a thing as the right “metrics” to measure success in life, or to measure a life by. Defining your values is prerequisite to living them, to making decisions and choosing trade-offs based on them — but I don’t presume to be able to suggest useful definitions for each of you. My friend, Tiffany, astutely points out that it’s the nuances within seemingly mainstream values that we should be paying close attention to — what it means, what it looks like to honor a value like…
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