100-Day Creator Challenge #2: Strengths
100-Day Creator Challenge #2: Strengths
What skills do you have that you are one of the best in from the people you know? What are you good at? What knowledge do you possess that most others don't?
What skills do you have that you are one of the best in from the people you know? What are you good at? What knowledge do you possess that most others don't?
Let us know what your strengths are! Don’t be shy ;)
Punching through the target | That Product Manager | 12/01/2022
Don't let the Measure become the Goal
morning walk | Yuelian Hong | 12/02/2022
a short ode to "The Books"
Why Is Everyone Afraid of Growing Old? | Made in Cosmos | 12/02/2022
“Auntie, you’re so beautiful! You look like a princess!”. On my wedding day, little girls from our family followed me everywhere, fascinated by my starry dress. I thanked them profusely, but on the inside I thought “Auntie? Do you really have to call me like that? I’m way too young to be someone’s «auntie»!”
Day 2 | João Mateus | 12/02/2022
Why would you want to kill your family?
Alan Watts | Jibran el Bazi | 12/02/2022
100 Days of Wonder #2
Two doors | Julie Mosow | 12/02/2022
In my next life, I want to come back as a person who can concentrate with noise.
Avatarless | clarityscape | 12/02/2022
The challenges of venturing into the world of faces from the world of digital masks
Inherited one-liners | Afshan | 12/02/2022
Things passed down through time must be useful, right?
There's no roadmap for this. And rightly so. | Rachel Clifton | 12/02/2022
Unbound women free us all.
Day 002: What Is “Living in Community”? | Alex Wagner | 12/03/2022
And how do you do it?
The DMV Dance-off | Andrew Rose | 12/03/2022
when social magic happened in the world's least magical place
002. Be the protagonist of your life! | Kevin Zhai | 12/03/2022
The Hero’s Journey and You
100 days of gratitude – Day 2 - Silence | Yaakov | 12/02/2022
I am grateful for silence. In our world, there is near constant background noise. Some chosen, music or the radio - others unchosen, construction or traffic. Fortunately, there is still silence available - if we choose to seek it. I am especially grateful for no longer living in a big city, with the consequent noise. To live, now, in a place where there aren’t constant passing cars and within walking distance of a forest.
Instant Pot Pastrami (Shorts Friday) | Laila Faisal | 12/02/2022
What do I want? | | 12/02/2022
Thinking about desires and wants
Day 2- Tale of Two Passions | Vishal | 12/02/2022
How one passion enabled the other
Stepping Stones | Chris Wong | 12/02/2022
Yesterday's note was the first of a 100 day challenge of publishing at least 100 words every weekday. I'm doing this challenge to create a body of work in order to get an idea of the topics that I'm actually interested in writing
day 2 - languages of love | Irene JK | 12/02/2022
learning from the kids
The crisis before the midlife crisis | Jenny Rose | 12/02/2022
Thinking a lot about my trajectory in life today, especially where my career is concerned. My life has very much been in limbo for the past 8-ish years, falling pregnant in April of 2015 and devoting every ounce of my willpower towards motherhood ever since then. My daughter is almost 7 years old now, halfway […]
Day 2: Magical Thinking | Jenny Rose | 12/02/2022
Designer Milton Glaser taught a summer class at the School of Visual Arts geared towards people mid-career would need a kick in the pants: motivation, inspiration, a reboot, whatever. On the second to last day of the class, he asked his students to write an essay about what they wanted their life to look like […]
Dreaming all the time | | 12/03/2022
It’s like dreams are the stars, and conscious thought is the sun.
The Paradox of Esthetic Yearnings | Christin Chong | 12/03/2022
I want to be a budding naturalist | | 12/02/2022
Trying to learn the names of local plants, animals, fungi, and rocks
That’s it for today; enjoy reading and writing and see you next week!
(and again, let me know if you have any questions or suggestions.)
Have a good weekend, and see you next week!
Jibran