The idea of a 'reset' implies a period of discomfort that most people try to avoid at all costs. But as you’ve pointed out, it’s the only way forward. I’m launching a series soon about why we need to reject modern comfort to find true belief, and your post feels like a perfect companion to that. Looking forward to more of your work.
this is my idea for a reset - I'd love your thoughts on it - there's also a shelf labeled, imagining tomorrow, that talks about the period of discomfort and how we can plan for it and mitigate the worst fall out - still a work in progress
The idea of a 'reset' implies a period of discomfort that most people try to avoid at all costs. But as you’ve pointed out, it’s the only way forward. I’m launching a series soon about why we need to reject modern comfort to find true belief, and your post feels like a perfect companion to that. Looking forward to more of your work.
this is my idea for a reset - I'd love your thoughts on it - there's also a shelf labeled, imagining tomorrow, that talks about the period of discomfort and how we can plan for it and mitigate the worst fall out - still a work in progress
https://janewandersreflections.substack.com/p/the-tradition-of-the-structural-reset?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=72xieo
I'm excited for your series launch! I will keep an eye out.