I recently chanced on a beautiful conversation on YouTube where Michael Neill and Mavis Karn sat to reminisce about a chapter of a book. I’m not entirely sure about the book itself, but the title of the chapter immediately caught my attention: “Who Are You, Really?” There was something refreshing about their conversation. It wasn’tContinue reading “Who Are You, Really?”
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The Gift of Boredom
That age-long feeling called boredom can be surprisingly difficult to sit with. We often treat it like an enemy—something to outrun, drown out, or replace as quickly as possible. Phones come out. Noise is summoned. Plans are made. Anything to avoid that quiet, empty feeling. What if boredom isn’t here to punish you, but toContinue reading “The Gift of Boredom”
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