Table of Contents | Replacing Guilt
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.
Part One: Fighting for Something Replacing guilt The allegory of the stamp collector You’re allowed to fight for something Caring about something larger than yourself You don’t get to know what you’re fighting for Part Two: Drop your obligations “Should” considered harmful Not because you “should” Your “shoulds” are not a duty Part Three: No wasted motion Half-assing it with everything you’ve got Working yourself ragged is not a virtue Failing with abandon Rest in motion Part Four: Half monkey, half god Shifting guilt Don’t steer with guilt Update from the suckerpunch Be a…
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