I've gone rogue. One trip and one phone call is all it took to push me over the edge.
I'm going to move. Maybe even be nomadic for a time.
It's funny how we can mentally build something up much larger than it actually is. For months I've been stressed that my desire for freedom would alienate me from the one I care most about. But if I'm living for them I'm not living for me, and we can find a balance.
It won't be instantaneous, but I can start making changes now. Getting rid of excess. I've already migrated this blog to Pro hosting (at the detriment of my mailing list. I'll try to fix that this weekend.)
Now to push to simplify my life to SUV size. Let's go.
Simplicity is King.
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Just popping in to share this excellent article for all my readers and writers.
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This was a fantastic article about critical thinking and the lies we, as human beings, tell ourselves. Enjoy on their website:
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I want to build slowly, intentionally, and in connection with others one-on-one rather than through algorithms, so I’m opening myself up to beta readers and small collaborations.
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