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I don't like work--no man does--but I like what is in the work--the chance to find yourself. Your own reality--for yourself not for others--what no other man can ever know. They can only see the mere show, and never can tell what it really means.
Joseph Conrad, Heart of Darkness
Get after it.
Nail salon concept MiniLuxe announced its first step toward national expansion with a location in Dallas set to open in West Village in February.
On the need to zoom out
I was chatting with a dear friend recently about a difficult business situation.
It was consuming him - mind, spirit, and all.
I found myself giving him advice I've given myself sometimes: zoom out.
What's salient in the moment is not what defines you as a person.
It's easy to feel the opposite. What consumes our thought cycles is, for the immediate time, all that we are. That's natural, but it's also dangerous.
The error lies in false representation. That is, assuming that the "now" is the whole of you are.
Take a moment to zoom out: take stock of your life, your relationships, your travels, your health, etc.
There is still beauty, art, and poetry in the world. Tactical issues can be frustrating, for sure, but they don't deserve to be existential crises.
We sent off our BGIE professor, Gunnar Trumbull, with this tribute. Anthony Carlson deserves more than all the credit for the lyrics, and special thanks to Martian Arts for the editing.
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