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short-ish writings in the pursuit of something resembling cognitive coherence.

It’s the little things…I first heard the cliche, “how you do one thing when it doesn’t count, is how you will do EVERYTHING when it does” during the summer before my first year at the Naval Academy. Commonly called “Plebe…

Removing VariablesI’ve recently been thinking of something my Dad mentioned to my twin sons a few months ago as they were making their way through their…

The Resolution IllusionResolutions don’t work. At least not in the way that most of us think that they do.

That One House On the BlockIn this week’s episode of the Two Bros in a Box podcast, I mentioned a piece of advice I had gotten from a friend…

The Art of Desire

Suggesting that desire could be an art might seem strange, especially if I assume that desire is something natural or innate and beyond my conscious control.

The nature of a thing…In Plato’s dialogue The Meno, Meno asks Socrates if virtue can be taught. Socrates immediately then asks Meno if prior to trying to figure…

A Slice of LifeMy family and I recently went on vacation to the Florida Keys. The water, the weather, the swimming, the fishing, the time together with…

Hate’s Greatest GiftI recently got hooked on Tyler Sheridan’s new series, 1883.

Living a Life of WonderIn a previous post, I mentioned Oliver Burkeman’s book, 4000 Weeks: Time Management for Mortals.

The Metabolization of TimeI begin again with a blog of sorts, this time on my own, without the construct of the CrossFit gym as my forum or the position of coach as…

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