We think in (internal) dialogues, but we write in monologues.
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Sujith Jay
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That perhaps is why writing gives us apparent clarity. Via writing, we either rationalise & merge the dialogue into a single stream, or we suppress one half of the dialogue.
I love to write, but I am noticing that the more I progress on the career ladder, much of my writing is for an internal closed audience.
Generalising and obfuscating that content for public consumption makes it unbearably vague. A fortune cookie essay.
This week I found out about B2B BNPL.
Linkedin recruiter spam is my way of knowing where venture money has been pouring in lately.
“I need ammunition, not a ride”
“Take these seeds so sunflowers grow where you die”
“Russian warship, go f*** yourself”
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The more books I read, the more I realise that the whole point of reading is to know which books I would like to re-read.
Breached 1900 rating for the first time in @lichess Rapid Chess. This only took 2471 games over 4 years 😅(+ 3000 odd Blitz games). Next stop: 2000 📈
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