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  • Woman deep in thought
    On Being,  The Kitchen Sink

    Don’t Ask This Question If You Want To Build A Meaningful Life.

    A lot of time is wasted trying to figure out what we’re supposed to do in life. And often, that process is based on metrics we don’t determine ourselves. It’s only when we can articulate what it is that makes life meaningful on a personal level that we begin to reconcile the disparity between our reality and our aspirations. Instead of pursuing outcomes, determine your why and the path towards a life of fulfillment with reveal itself.

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    Mixing desk

    Releasing Control Is More Powerful Than Maintaining It

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  • Potted House Plants (miniature bonsai trees)
    Family,  The Kitchen Sink

    What My Houseplants Taught Me About Getting Back To Normal

    There’s something deeply satisfying about growing something from a seed. Be it a human, a carrot, or an evergreen tree, the process by which life unfolds is something akin magic. Sure, we can explain how a living thing grows. But we still have yet to find the reason why, beyond the propagation of a species. And as logical as propagation is, the process feels more elegant, more profound.

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    8 Digital Activities for Kids Stuck Inside (a.k.a. a quarantine-days kids care package)

    April 23, 2020
    A flower blooming in dry lake bed

    Find More Time Through Resistance.

    November 5, 2020
  • Two paths in the woods
    Identity,  The Kitchen Sink

    You Get To Choose Your Own Ending

    But when we have to fabricate those connections, it’s harder to rely on them. It’s harder to trust that this similarity is because we’re family, and not because we’re just two people who happen to like donut holes. Who doesn’t like donut holes? There’s loss in that sort of reality. But there’s also freedom.

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    Claiming Our Identity

    Claiming our identity is like riding a wave.

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    “Being ourselves – better”

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    How Will You Come Out The Other Side? A Manifesto.

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Kate Smithson

I’m a dog lover, chocolate addict, warm bread sniffer, slow tea sipper, blank notebook hoarder, nomadic homebody. I seek out opportunities to live my life on purpose.


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