Reflections You Get Another Choice in About Five Minutes
Living Bodhi is a choice. The good news is it isn't one choice. It comes around again every few minutes, and it doesn't care what you did with the last one.
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Reflections Nice Is Not the Same Thing as Kind
Nice tells your friend his new app is great. Kind tells him the one thing he hasn't thought of yet, before launch day does.
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Reflections The Good Old Days Are Not a Place You Can Live
Every generation is sure the best years ended just before it showed up. Somebody, someday, will say that about right now.
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Reflections The Share Button Is Not a Lever
A share and an action can look identical from a distance. Only one of them costs you anything — and that's the entire difference.
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Reflections Someday Is Doing Exactly What You Built It to Do
Someday isn't a plan you haven't gotten to yet. It's a plan built specifically so you never have to.
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Reflections Rick Steves Has Been Packing the Same Carry-On Since 1973
He was a teenage piano teacher who took a summer trip to Europe and never really came back. Fifty-plus years and thirty thousand travelers a year later, he still spends four months of it on the road, on purpose, every single year.
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Reflections Jason Redman and the Five Words That Get You Off the Floor
A Navy SEAL took two rounds and a face wound in an ambush outside Fallujah. What he built afterward wasn't a comeback story — it was a five-step tool anyone can use.
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Reflections The Seven Minutes Nobody Prepared Him For
Handed seven unplanned minutes on live television, Norm Macdonald didn't rush to fill the silence. He let it sit there — and it became legendary because of it.
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Reflections Pat Tillman and the Contract He Walked Away From
He was a starting NFL safety with a multimillion-dollar offer on the table. He turned it down to enlist as an Army Ranger. Nobody made him do it, and that's the entire point.
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Reflections Seneca on the Time You Cannot Get Back
Seneca wrote a whole essay about why you have more time than you think and less than you're spending. He wrote it to a friend. The friend apparently needed it.
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Reflections Calvin and Hobbes and the Nothing You Didn't Get To
Bill Watterson drew a six-year-old and a stuffed tiger for ten years and somehow said more true things about adulthood than most adults manage. His line about time and nothing is the one that sticks.
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Reflections Dolly Parton Never Got Bored of the Work
Sixty years into a career she didn't need anymore, she's still opening the gates to a theme park she built so kids from her hometown could keep their parents employed.
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