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The Daily Article

Welcome to The Daily Article archive. Here's where you'll find previous issues of The Daily Article where I share my thoughts on life, work and the pursuit of happiness. Topics I regularly write on include the psychology of creativity and human behaviour, the nature of work, small business and society & culture. If you enjoy Sunday Letters you'll enjoy these short daily writings.

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On The Edge of The World

4th September 2020 by Larry G. Maguire Leave a Comment

image of the edge of the world from space

I don’t aim to polarise when I write. My intention is not to inflame passions or raise anger. I might shine a light on some social disturbance or other occasionally, but I like to add perspective, some balance when I do. Most of the time, anyway. At least that’s what I think I do. Regardless, […]

The More Real

27th August 2020 by Larry G. Maguire 2 Comments

the more real

I have come to the tentative conclusion, as I sit here this evening in my quiet illusion, that the more real I am to myself, the more ambitious I am, the greater my need to fulfil, and the faster I need to move to fulfil it. It’s full on, full speed. My reality seems wafer […]

Too Much of A Good Thing

24th August 2020 by Larry G. Maguire 4 Comments

Too much of a good thing

It’s interesting. The old saying “too much of a good thing” is prominent for me at the moment. From the extra condition that sits around my waistline, to the over-enthusiastic tendency towards political correctness, and the cultural upheaval the US, collapse from the peak of excess seems to be an unavoidable condition of the human […]

The Hidden Benefit In Boring

1st June 2020 by Larry G. Maguire 4 Comments

Image of a man engaged in boring old everyday work

Boring is somber, unexciting, unremarkable, and yet it’s the opposite of these things. This is daily work. There’s nothing here that stands out from the backdrop of everyday life. Perfection. This is water on stone, the ever persistent artist in their art, their craft, their daily work. The street sweeper, the accountant, the plumber, the […]

Momentum: Help Or Hindrance?

29th May 2020 by Larry G. Maguire 1 Comment

Image of optical illusion from 1888 postcard

“Go with the flow” is an invitation to jump in. That doesn’t mean the flow will be enjoyable–often it’s not. However, the invitation is always there. It’s momentum, and momentum seems to have direction in time and space, but this only appears so through linear analysis. Momentum is everywhere and always present, even when things […]

What Is Randomness?

21st May 2020 by Larry G. Maguire Leave a Comment

What is randomness

What is randomness? Would you say luck or chance are the same thing? Do you believe that the universe in which you live, or as some philosophers suggest, that you are, is random? I don’t buy into the concept. Randomness is an cheap explanation for that which we do not yet understand. Before I offer […]

Work For Yourself

12th May 2020 by Larry G. Maguire 2 Comments

Artistic Temperament: The Challenge Working With Others

After you work for yourself for a while, you won’t go back. If you are of a certain ilk, that is. You’re not born that way, working for yourself makes you that. You might go back in body for a brief period, but it’s impossible to go back in mind.

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