'Whatever You Can Imagine Exists'
The imagination literally is potential.
Read MoreQueer Eye and the Power of Metaphor
It’s a force for good, to be quite sure.
Read MoreTo All the Writers
To be a writer, you only need to believe it.
Read More22 Ways to Be New
To be new, do new.
Read MoreThe Joy of Repetition
The joy comes from observing the pattern as it becomes increasingly meaningful to us.
Read MoreIn Transit: Pause for a Moment
You are in transit.
Read MoreOn Freedom
Freedom is a privilege that demands responsibility.
Read More‘A Year in the Life’
Celebrating one year in the life of CRAFT | POLISH.
Read MoreSelf-Dieting
This notion of mental vigilance is empowering, as it encourages a holistic awareness of what information and ideas we allow ourselves to consume.
Read More‘Thank You’
I have my GCSE and A Level students to thank for this practice being on my mind.
Read MoreA Very Fine Thing
There is something particularly refined about a marriage that has lasted half a century.
Read More'All the bright precious things'
I’ve often wondered at Lurhmann’s line and at this sweeping moment in his version of Gatsby.
Read MoreHow Do We Know? - Part 2: Bias
In our consumption of information, we like what we like, we follow what we like, and we believe what we like.
Read MoreHow Do We Know? - Part 1: Ways of Knowing
How do we know what we know? A blog series exploring knowledge in the digital age.
Read More'No One’s Coming'
The path of self-reliance is the only truly reliable one.
Read MoreSelf-Audit: Rubin's Four Tendencies
The crucial benefit of students learning their tendency is how the revelation can help them form habits and meet goals.
Read MoreRedeeming Time
What does it mean to lose time? And if we lose time, can we reclaim it?
Read MoreOn Mastery
Mastery is a mining of the self.
Read MoreThe Bridgerton Allure - Part 1: The Mashup
While Bridgerton is derivative, it is variously so; it’s a mashup of popular society narratives.
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