Discovering a New Year
spencerchang.me · 1,825 words · saved by 1 readers
Learning from nature, past leaders, and the consequences of human toils
{heroImage && } --> Discovering a New Year Learning from nature, past leaders, and the consequences of human toils Published on Feb 23, 2020 I had a very different New Year’s for 2020. You know the typical New Year’s—flashing lights, glittering displays of gold and silver, a steady stream of booze, and of course, the company of reveling friends and family. Instead, the lights were replaced with the striking orange streaming from the sunset at a punctual 9:36pm. The glittering displays became the alpine glow reflecting off pristine snow-topped mountains and the vast stretch of ocean. A steady s
related reading
- Think more about what to focus on - by Henrik Karlssonhenrikkarlsson.xyz
- Founders: #144 Ernest Shackletonpodscripts.co
- Think more about what to focus onsubstack.com
- #42: Actions Reveal Priority 🪞 - by Matt Yaogameofone.substack.com
- Mailbag #2 — Wait But Whywaitbutwhy.com
- Think more about what to focus onsubstack.com
- What drives the urge to explore the farthest human reaches?aeon.co
- Deconstructing dualisms to understand the worldtobiasgm.substack.com
- The Route You’re Looking for is Straight Through the Woodsraptitude.com
- Saying “I don’t know” outloud can be one of the most centering prayersgabiabrao.substack.com
- The first thing I did last year was run | Henry From Onlinehenry.codes
- Lessons from 2025: Non-Linearity, The Games We Play, Side Questingmartinsit.ca