2022-04-17 · Attention is Love
“Where attention goes,
life grows.”
(-0.73, 0.41)
2022-04-17 · Attention is Love
“Where attention goes,
life grows.”
(-0.73, 0.41)
2021-11-02 · On Returning
“Ideas become visible again
when the present gives
them context.”
(-0.42, -0.28)
2020-08-30 · Old Questions
“Some questions wait until
we are ready to recognize
them.”
(0.68, -0.33)
CURRENT NOTE
“Maybe attention is less about
focus than about what we choose
to return to.”
(0.00, 0.00)
Beneath every new sentence, your past ink quietly resurfaces.
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Saving a thought is easy. Meeting it again when it matters is the harder part.
“Some questions wait until we are ready to recognize them.”
“Ideas become visible again when the present gives them context.”
“Where attention goes, life grows.”
“Maybe attention is less about focus than about what we choose to return to.”
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Maybe attention is less about focus than about what we choose to return to.
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