Thanks for this thoughtful application of my words. Including typo. Ha. I do think there are certain challenges that can be approached in a counterproductive manner and a religious pilgrimage isnt in this category. But the rule still holds that learning how to do anything involves desiring better and usually hardship. Really inspiring to read about your love of hard work to the pt of not being able to sleep!
Great piece, bro. Intro to Social theory is always a great starting point for essays and discussions—can’t wait for your followup on the hotdog-as-sandwich conundrum.
Right on the nose! I heard someone once say (in regard to sports) “fun is doing hard things well.” Seems resonant to this hard/fun sweet spot.
Thanks for this thoughtful application of my words. Including typo. Ha. I do think there are certain challenges that can be approached in a counterproductive manner and a religious pilgrimage isnt in this category. But the rule still holds that learning how to do anything involves desiring better and usually hardship. Really inspiring to read about your love of hard work to the pt of not being able to sleep!
Great piece, bro. Intro to Social theory is always a great starting point for essays and discussions—can’t wait for your followup on the hotdog-as-sandwich conundrum.