“I have a theory that the moment one gives close attention to anything, even a blade of grass, it becomes a mysterious, awesome, indescribably magnificent world in itself. I have tried this experiment a thousand times and I have never been disappointed. The more I look at a thing, the
The Insidious Effects of HurryingThe Insidious Effects of Hurrying.pdf583 KBdownload-circle It happened slowly but surely. During my career as an academic surgeon, I became addicted to busyness and urgency, without realizing it was happening, until it seemed like it was too late to do anything about it. The definition
I want to share a small piece from Oliver Burkeman's extraordinary newsletter, The Imperfectionist, that arrived in my inbox today. "These days I’m pretty good at avoiding the trap that’s been called “onedayism” – the tendency to live as if the really important part of life
Happy Father's Day to all the fathers out there! I came across this lovely piece today that I want to share. Oh No, They Think My Father Is My Husband - The New York TimesOh No, They Think My Father Is My Husband - The New York Times.