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Reflections on becoming

  • Have you ever?

    Have you ever raised chickens, ducks, and goats in your backyard? If you haven’t, here’s what a typical day looks like: You wake up at first light You let the chickens and the ducks out of their cages Relocate the goats Feed them (like giving them some breakfast) and give them water Scoop poop (and Read more

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  • Getting things done (living by the clock rip off)

    You can still do things without looking at the time. As tempting as it is to always valuate your work based on the minutes (or hours) you were able to put into it, sometimes, it’s worthwhile to just do the work no matter how long it takes. Because it’s not about how much time you Read more

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  • Living by the clock

    Living by the clock

    To submit a question or feedback, go to jessa.blog/podcast. To see the show notes, please visit jessa.blog/show-notes. Connect with her elsewhere at bio.link/jes. You can also support her work through buymeacoffee.com/heyitsjessa. Resources: Book: Life is in the Transitions: Mastering Change at Any Change (by Bruce Feiler) Article: Many people don’t want to work unless it’s from home Read more

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  • They look like real people

    We consume media and allow it to tell us what truth means. But seeing the truth through its lens isn’t as truthful as we hoped. Admit it or not, we Google for almost everything. And in this way, we allow Google to define truth. We have trained ourselves to trust the first result we get from Read more

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  • Dismissing people

    It’s easy to dismiss people when the noise inside your head already drowns you in — you can’t hear anybody but yourself. And so you miss the details, you miss the nuances. You slowly drift away, then apart. Farther from people who deeply care for you. Yes, you want to be cared for, and you Read more

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Reflections on becoming

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