100-Day Creator Challenge #11: Narrative
What story are you telling yourself?
What story are you telling yourself?
Does your story serve you?
Is it your story or someone else’s?
And is that story true? Does it even matter if it’s true?
Also, what would it look like if you changed that story?
(You can probably fill at least 100 posts trying to write/reveal your own story, so this is more of a question to get back to from time to time.)
Here are yesterday’s posts!
Bourdieu’s Cultural Capital (Thesis Thursday) | Laila Faisal | 12/15/2022
Progress Happens One Tiny Step at a Time | Made in Cosmos ✨ | 12/15/2022
- Adopting this dog was the worst idea in your life - my brother said when she started barking for no reason again. - Well, at least we go outside every day together… - Yes, but you could do it with another dog who isn’t mentally ill. Well, I guess he has a point.
my secret pineapple experiment | Yuelian Hong | 12/15/2022
one of the first moments when i really understood how much [my boyfriend’s teenage daughter] Greta’s tastes differ from mine was when she told me that she hated pineapple. not just that she “wasn’t a big fan,” mind you, but that she hated it. she scrunched up her face and frowned with such repulsion that i wondered whether her parents had used a pineapple as a torture device on her as a child, perhaps as punishment for some bratty thing she once did which has long been repressed from everyone’s memory.
Booknotes - "Invisible Cities" | João Mateus | 12/15/2022
By Italo Calvino
What happens when you meditate daily | Vishal | 12/15/2022
Meditation is not a magic pill to get peace. Here are 5 unexpected things that could happen when you meditate regularly.
Captain's log, Stardate 12152022 | Jibran el Bazi | 12/15/2022
Tired captain el Bazi | 100 Days of Wonder #11
Ephemeral art | Afshan | 12/15/2022
and judgement
Day 15 | João Mateus | 12/15/2022
Aim at being insightful
I would like to enter smutty era but I'm scared. | Rachel Clifton | 12/15/2022
I wrote this while masturbating. Hi Mom.
Unwinding | Julie Mosow | 12/16/2022
Before the pandemic, I swam two or three times per week. I had to. Without it, my shoulders felt as if they touched my ears, and my back was so tight that I was uncomfortable just sitting at my desk. I’d go to the pool, crank and creak through the first 20 lengths, and feel my whole body relax.
Ethics | Chris Wong | 12/16/2022
The ends do not justify the means.
The golden rule - "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you"
If these two rules constitute your morals, will you be guided in every situation?
Will you ever have to do something evil in order to accomplish
011. Five uncommon gifts ideas | Kevin Zhai | 12/16/2022
Things you won't find in a listicle
The Coming and Going of Mountains, and Beauty of Never Knowing Baseline | Christina Fedor | 12/16/2022
100 Days of Writing Challenge
Tater tot breakfast skillet recipe | gome | 12/16/2022
A tasty & hearty breakfast I’ve been making for myself
What NASA can teach us about Groupthink | Andrew Rose | 12/16/2022
A summary of a great NASA deck on the epistemic collapse of intellectual groups
Tteokbokki and Obsidian Time lapse (Friday Shorts) | Laila Faisal | 12/16/2022
Some fiery topics and beautiful images today! Thank you!
Jibran
I made the mistake of hitting publish for day 12 instead of schedule, LOL. Interesting to see that I book-end this edition XD