Wabi, thanks for pointing me to his post of yours. I enjoy your writing, vocabulary, and citations.
I think as a culture that thrives on immediacy and ease, we often fall into a default mode of speaking and as a result, we aimlessly say things without really considering their consequences.
Digging deeper into phrases like “Ugh, I can't wait for the weekend” or ”Ugh, it's Monday.” creates a collective dystopia that only drives us further away from living a life of purpose.
I've found in my practice that speaking slowly makes room for more mindful speaking.
Wabi, thanks for pointing me to his post of yours. I enjoy your writing, vocabulary, and citations.
I think as a culture that thrives on immediacy and ease, we often fall into a default mode of speaking and as a result, we aimlessly say things without really considering their consequences.
Digging deeper into phrases like “Ugh, I can't wait for the weekend” or ”Ugh, it's Monday.” creates a collective dystopia that only drives us further away from living a life of purpose.
I've found in my practice that speaking slowly makes room for more mindful speaking.
I appreciate your writing. Thank you.