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Small shifts to help you live bigger

Kidulting is worth a try

The Toy Association found 58% of adults had bought toys or games for themselves within the past year.

Escapist fiction genres like romance and fantasy are at all-time highs.

The more the world feels difficult, the more toys, games and play become lifelines for kids and adults alike.

Your challenge for the week: find one moment to play a silly game.

Afterwards, ask:
How did it make you feel?
Did it get in the way of your adulting?

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Serendipitous life advice

It’s easy to spend too much time critiquing and not enough time creating

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Fresh perspectives on life and work

Master One Thing

James Clear explains the science behind chunking down goals. We often pick a goal that involves multiple lifestyle changes. But when we stick to one thing, we focus better and win bigger. This article shares how to keep goals simple and achievable.

Savour

A little something to feed one of the 5 senses. This week: sight.

📸 William Eggleston was among the first art photographers to embrace colour photography. In the 1970s he began using dye-transfer to give his photos a technicolour pop.