Get Rich or Die Trying

bon vivant. Cool. Calm. Collected.

[christinaarza]

[abstractonist]

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[briqou]

“Why do we own so many things when we don’t need them? What is their purpose? I think the answer is quite clear: We’re desperate to convey our own worth, our own value to others. We use objects to tell people just how valuable we are.”

— Fumio Sasaki, Goodbye, Things: The New Japanese Minimalism

[rawjellyfish]

[voyagevisuelle]

“nasir ol-molk mosque”, Shiraz, Iran built from 1876-1888. (photography by Hanif Shaoei)

[ble3dg0ld]

👳

[golddustdreamin]

flower children

[girlinthepark]

Paris With Me. 

[nevver]

Don’t bother, Mark Borthwick

[cruelworldorder]

✞bbycutthroat✞

[eearth-deactivated20180601]

Spiritual practice isn’t about trying to throw ourselves away and become something better. It’s about befriending who we are already.

Pema Chodron (via eearth)

[the-future-now-deactivated20170]

Stephen Hawking’s quote speaks to the heart of why basic income has become such a popular idea in one vital industry in recent years.

Follow @the-future-now​

[agameofclothes]

[medievalmargiela]

[nevver]

Wesselmann

[nevver]

Garden State, Amy Spassov

[nicht-verschwendet]

[iveline]

Kristy 💓

[nevver]

Reverberations, Adam Pizurny

[disbar-deactivated20160905]

It’s not that I can’t fall in love. It’s really that I can’t help falling in love with too many things all at once. So, you must understand why I can’t distinguish between what’s platonic and what isn’t, because it’s all too much and not enough at the same time.

Jack Kerouac (via disbar)

Me af

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Paris

photo via lindsey