Writing & Reflections · Article
Oliver Burkeman on what changes when you stop looking for the one method that will finally fix things, and start treating practices as a cupboard full of tools — each useful for a different kind of day.
Most of us have spent years looking for the one practice, the one system, the one method that will finally hold. Burkeman points at something quieter. There is no master key. What you have instead is a cupboard full of tools, and the work is noticing which one your life is actually asking for today.
Burkeman's full piece is worth the read — linked above.
Stephen Tracy
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