THE SUNDAY LETTER
A quiet letter, every Sunday morning.
One idea. One small practice. One permission slip — delivered with your coffee. Read by 64,000 calm-curious humans in 92 countries.
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One small idea
A short essay (5-minute read) on something I've been chewing on — calm, courage, work, attention.
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One tiny practice
A short essay (5-minute read) on something I've been chewing on — calm, courage, work, attention.
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One quiet recommendation
A short essay (5-minute read) on something I've been chewing on — calm, courage, work, attention.
A RECENT LETTER
On the morning you don't want to begin
There's a particular kind of morning — you know the one — where the day is already loud before you've opened your eyes. Notifications. A meeting you forgot. The vague, metallic feeling of being behind.
The temptation is to leap. To prove you're on top of it. To begin responding before you've even begun being.
This week's small practice is the opposite. Before you touch the phone, put one hand on your chest and take three slow breaths. That's the whole thing. Three breaths is not a productivity hack. It's a vote — quiet, almost embarrassingly small — for the kind of person you want to be today...
— from the letter dated October 13