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can we normalize returning summaries to the backs of the books again instead of reviews and praises? i just want to know what the book is about.
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me: reads a book, likes it a lot.
me: thinks about the book in the shower, whilst falling asleep, whilst existing.
also me: forgets the plot 1 week later.
me: thinks about the book in the shower, whilst falling asleep, whilst existing.
also me: forgets the plot 1 week later.
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I’m soo in love with this sentence:
“The strongest version of you is buried under the habits you’re afraid to break.”
“The strongest version of you is buried under the habits you’re afraid to break.”
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The brain is designed to learn through constant repetition and active, hands-on involvement.
Through such practice and persistence, any skill can be mastered.
Show up, put in the reps, and let neuroplasticity do the rest.
Through such practice and persistence, any skill can be mastered.
Show up, put in the reps, and let neuroplasticity do the rest.
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do you know how humbling it is to open your notes app and find a "million dollar idea" you wrote at 2 a.m.?
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growing up is realizing "I'll remember this" has never once worked.
not one time.
the notes app has an entire graveyard of "wait what was this about."
not one time.
the notes app has an entire graveyard of "wait what was this about."
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real discipline is when nobody's watching, nobody's counting, and you still close the 14 tabs before bed.
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nothing humbles you like rereading your old writing and realizing the person who wrote it doesn't live here anymore. the sentences used to arrive on their own. now you chase every word. that voice is gone, and you're the one who spent it.
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have you ever finished a book and thought, 'okay, i’m reading everything this person writes'?
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wishing i was fluent in every language just to read their poetry and literature in its truest form without a translation pulling it apart.
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nothing beats the feeling of not being able to stop reading a book because of how good it is.
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we romanticized being detached because admitting "l really fucking love you and losing you would hurt me" requires a type of gangster this generation doesn't respect enough.
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❌ Engaging in actual romance
✅ Reading a 400-page book to fall in love with a character who doesn't even exist
✅ Reading a 400-page book to fall in love with a character who doesn't even exist
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