labors of love - by john d. zhang - sunlit epistles
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thinking less and doing more
Today’s newsletter doesn’t contain much interesting or original thought. It’s more of a love letter than anything else. Sorry for the sappy writing but it’s the holidays, what did you expect? Normally, my writing functions as a way to resolve some underlying tension or conflict that I’ve been wrestling with. The act of putting pen to paper unlocks a kind of cognitive clarity only afforded by forcing oneself to sit and type one’s muddled thoughts into language. Alas! The types of issues I’ve been working through lately require no real cerebral resources to address; they won’t be solved by…
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