100-Day Creator Challenge #6: Anger
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100-Day Creator Challenge #6: Anger
What makes you angry in the world?
What makes you angry in the world?
There’s enough injustice in the world to keep you angry 24/7. But that’s not very useful (for actually solving those injustices). Though it’s OK to be angry from time to time cause it can be a very clear signal.
Recognizing your anger—especially anger that surfaces with specific moments or situations—might show you that something is really important to you.
So what is it that you get angry about more often?
Btw, I wrote about this ~2 years ago and also made an “anger flow diagram.” Not sure if it still aligns fully with my thoughts now, but maybe you’d find it helpful:
Ok, on to today’s 100-day challenge posts!
day 5 - childhood friends | Irene JK | 12/08/2022
This is a late post as I am travelling this week. After years of planning a reunion with friends, the two of us finally made it. Friendships in the early 40s are a struggle, and to be able to treasure the bond even after the distances is a gift in this modern-day chaos.
What we do in the shadows (Thesis Thursday) | Laila Faisal | 12/08/2022
Care Doesn't Scale | Made in Cosmos | 12/08/2022
I always thought I’m terrible at running a home. I hardly ever cooked, cleaned only when the mess got me angry, and in general saw household chores as a waste of time. Given a choice I’d always prefer to do something else than typical homemaking activities. It’s not like they had any lasting results anyway!
Building Wings on the Way In | Christina Fedor | 12/08/2022
A 100 Day Challenge
On doing things consistently | Jenny Rose | 12/08/2022
…which has never really been my strong point, to be frank. My diaries, a large stack that dates back to to 2004, are essentially a long record of my inability to commit, see things through, to be consistent. I ride on the high of new years and new habits and new goals and crash within […]
Some books are better as audiobooks | Julie Mosow | 12/08/2022
What I listened to in 2022
The paradox of freedom | Vishal | 12/08/2022
There is one thing that I initially did not anticipate when I realized freedom is my core value.
Life is like climbing a mountain | Jibran el Bazi | 12/08/2022
A short riff on the similarities between climbing a mountain and one's life journey toward finding one's "true self" | 100 Days of Wonder #6 | Watch now (3 min)
Magical Thinking Is Good | Alex Wagner | 12/08/2022
If you dream be a part of my team. - 2pac
Ground. | Rachel Clifton | 12/08/2022
If you [really] knew me, would you [really] like me?
Day 8 | João Mateus | 12/08/2022
Find references between you and those you want to inspire
an alternate understanding of gossip | Yuelian Hong | 12/08/2022
I have a tendency to frown upon gossip as a mean-spirited habit; after all, “small minds discuss people,” or so the famous saying goes. But today, during one of my regular visits to see Inga in Dorsten (a small town about forty-five minutes away by car from where I live), I began to see gossip in a different light.
Wrestling with Abstraction | Chris Wong | 12/08/2022
Ben Hunt at Epsilon Theory has a concept he calls a MacGuffin.
A MacGuffin is an Object of Desire, around which merry plots are constructed to thrill/amuse/frighten/engage the viewer.
A recurring topic of Ben's writing is how narrative drives our lives. A MacGuffin is the
Is reality boring? | Afshan | 12/09/2022
'Or do you lack imagination?'
006. Razor blades and rituals | Kevin Zhai | 12/09/2022
Revisiting an essay I wrote six years ago
A model of musical dialogue | gome | 12/09/2022
The progression of innovation & refinement to decadence
Analects - 12/8/22 | Andrew Rose | 12/09/2022
Some things I've been reading
Why Am I Pursuing Buddhist Chaplaincy? | Christin Chong, PhD: Buddhist Chaplain-In-Training | 12/09/2022
Again, thanks for reading and writing! You’re already a week in and doing great!
Cheers,
Jibran
PS.
I decided to just post the posts in the order they come in vs. the ones with images first and then those without images. I don’t think it matters too much, but it saves me a lot of time. I’m sure you won’t mind! 😘