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Marie kondo’s book

I know I know, but I read this book for the first time quite recently and it’s changed my perspective, I’ve heard of her method but actually reading her book and her explanations really brought the point home. Also Rajiv Surendra on YouTube makes me really think about what I should bring into my home.

@yonearth

Jan 11, 2025

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The Four AGreements

short, simple little book that sets you free

@babyoblivi0n

Jan 17, 2025

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Self help books for fun

I love finding wisdom in trite, intentionally wise and clever places (ex. Musicals) I feel like I’m always in a place where I could learn or know more about myself or why I am internally structured the way I am. Reading self help books can be a vibe and it is one to me. Just read “The Mountain is You” that one was nice, “Atomic Habits” is amazing, love Joe Dispenza across the board.

@harmony

Sep 6, 2023

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Making ambigrams

Aka typography that is still legible after some sort of transformation/shift in interpretation. For example, here’s one by the amazing John Langdon (it reads “Angels & Demons“ both right side up and upside down!) It sounds harder than it is and honestly feels like wizardry when it finally clicks.

@radianthippo

Feb 6, 2024

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”Justice: what‘s the right thing to do?“ by michael sandel

Sandel’s ability to distill complex philosophical ideas into coherent, intuitive concepts is nothing short of a magic trick.

@radianthippo

Feb 6, 2024

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Cryptic crosswords

They’re a genre of crosswords that have what are essentially riddles instead of regular clues! For example: “chopped up melon fruit (5 letters)” would be the clue for “lemon” because a lemon is a “fruit” that consists of the letters in “melon” anagrammed (as indicated by the phrase “chopped up”) It’s those lightbulb moments that make it so fun!

@radianthippo

Feb 28, 2024