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“The key is to keep asking yourself the same question, again and again and again: this is your life—what do you want to pay attention to?” — Catherine Price via the 5-Bullet Friday newsletter (tim.blog/fbf) from @tferriss
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The volume of seething resentment, envy and rampant bias crammed into this article is staggering. inews.co.uk/culture/radio/…
The Fox News review for One Battle After Another was literally written by Stephen J Lockjaw.
With The Great Silence playing at the BFI tonight as part of their Moviedrome celebration, here's Alex Cox chatting about one of his favourite movies in his beautiful writing hut in Oregon. #moviedrome #BFI #AlexCox youtube.com/watch?v=ZmBzyp…
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Craig Mod on Tim Ferriss is why long form exists. And you have to stay to the end of part 2 - incredibly moving. open.spotify.com/episode/1JcHFx…
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