Notes on Replacing Guilt—Thomas Broadley
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thomasbroadley.com Replacing Guilt is a book by Nate Soares, a collection of blog posts about replacing guilt-based motivation with something stronger. From the book’s website: “In Replacing Guilt, Nate Soares articulates a framework for seeing the world as it is and taking effective action—without putting half your work into beating yourself up.” Preliminaries You may want to reverse the advice in this book. Soares warns readers that the posts about the dark world aren’t “for the faint of heart”. Listless guilt You may find yourself doing things that don’t actually matter to you, that…
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