Everything has a twinge (or a lot) of coronavirus to it these days, but enjoyed reading the below:
My Appetites (Vulture):
Check on an extrovert today (NYT).
Category: Uncategorized
hearbreak over and over again
Cup of Jo gets it right: Becoming anti-racist
Harvard’s implicit bias test – free, anonymous and quick.
Things to do
Watch: Tiger King(!!!) – watch on Netflix and/or read the Long Form
Learn: Yale’s Science of Wellbeing Class for Free (Coursera)
Read: premium mediocre (The Atlantic), Some People (Kottke), Against Productivity (New Republic)
To see/seen
Painting fail + weekend
Weekend: coffee and pie – does it get any better? And a peak of a rainbow through this horrible, cold, rainy weather!
#paintingfail
Yes please! Five-hour workday, four-day workweek (NYT)
it me: I give up, life problems, wah, wah wah (Ask Polly)
Arianna (Huffington, not Grande): Build better habits (NYT)
So interesting/entertaining! Three part podcast: The Jungle Prince of Delhi (The Daily)
Read-y reads reads
Everything bad is actually good? (The Cut)
#neverforget about gourd seasons (McSweeneys)
Boundaries (The Sunday Soother)
Kara Swisher on ambition (The Cut)
Read read read
Just got done with the book Educated and it’s as good as everyone says.
Other reads:
Be unproductive! (HBR)
Tips on saying no. Love #4 (because i’m addicted)
Here’s what we know (Joy the Baker)
…think about what it would mean to live not according to your goals, but your values: not in service of future success, but of the world around you. Maybe nothing would be different at all, but maybe something would shift inside you. Maybe something would soften, maybe something would snap into place. How would you choose to live if there was no such thing as success, only the complicated joy of the world that exists right now? (The Cut)
These words are good
It is all so trivial and at the end of the day, it truly doesn’t matter BUT I wanted to write about it because inclusion or exclusion is something we all experience – at every age, at every stage of life, in so many different circumstances. The best we all can do is to try and be mindful about it. Mindful both of how we may make others feel when leaving them out, even unintentionally, and mindful of how we internalize our feelings about being left out. Mindful that different people are sensitive to different things and might not always feel the way you do, or the way you meant to portray something.
From: Because I’m Addicted
One weekend read
Interesting read on homelessness: https://projects.sfchronicle.com/sf-homeless/overview/
Oh hello
I’m behind this: more exclamation points!!! bc we need people to know we’re all exited to talk to them, it’s all okay and not that bad(!!!)
