In recent research, I found almost half of respondents said they were at odds with their work. Is there a way out for these workers?
Sunday Letters
Welcome to the Sunday Letters archive. Here you'll find all editions of the newsletter from 2015. Sunday Letters is a conversation I'm having with myself. It attempts to address the psychology and philosophy of living the good life in the face of rapid technological change. It is the pursuit of an answer to a question. Thanks for being here.
What It Takes To Survive
Extract from the upcoming revision to the 2020 ebook on Resilience
Gimme Full Fat
I like the four-pack, full-fat natural yoghurt from the local supermarket. Unsweetened, unflavoured and made in West Cork, apparently. I take a small glass from the press, drop a couple of spoons of homemade stewed apple or jam in the bottom, and then drop the thick and creamy full-fat natural yoghurt on top. I finish it off with a tablespoon of homemade granola and flaked almonds – deadly.
One Day Soon, You Won’t Be Here
Better start that thing…
Another Year Over, So What Now?
Thoughts on time, work, life, and an invitation to make a change
Icy Morning
It will take a lot for the tight angle of the sun to melt the ice on the south side of rooves today. It’s low in the sky, turning cold mist into a glare. Trees older than me reach into it like dark fractals against its whitish yellow. There is a presence in it, it seems. Something that doesn’t speak and yet answers it all.
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