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Why I blew up my Wall Street careerIs it just me or does adulthood seem backwards? You work extremely hard to buy that house and load up your 401k and 529s. There’s an obvious trade-off — your youthful energy. You put your hobbies aside. Your blood pressure goes up. You miss a lot of bath times and weeknight snuggles. You miss the Magic Window. That's the decade when you are the center of your child’s universe.
From our sponsor: Here are this week's top reads: // oneStubborn visionaries & pigheaded fools6 minutes | A Smart BearWhen you’re knee-deep in a project and get stuck, what should you do? How can you tell if you're backing down from a challenge; or if you simply dislike the activity. I think about this “resistance” all the time, especially since I get to create my own work. I love the remedies at the end, particularly don’t decide out of fear and return to your why? (The article starts out technically, but stay with it.) // twoThe low stability of high income3 minutes | Of Dollars and DataA high-paying job might seem like the ultimate dream, but it comes with a hidden risk. As lifestyle creep sneaks in, are you putting too much at stake by relying on a single source of income? But don’t worry — there’s a smart way to safeguard your finances and ensure you are prepared for a rainy day. // threeSeven ways to love better5 minutes | The New York Times'Love is more like a basketball. This is just one of the 7 pieces of hard-earned relationship wisdom shared by the editor of The New York Times’ most beloved column, Modern Love. These stuck with me: the importance of being present, the beauty of impermanence, and sometimes a relationship doesn’t have to last to be good. This Week on The Examined Life PodcastThis week's episode: Does work have to suck? Below the Fold
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Hi Reader, Hope everyone’s weekend is off to a great start. In LA, the winds have subsided, and the city and its residents are grappling with the magnitude of destruction. Thank you for those who reached out about donating. (We created two guides: one for displaced individuals and the other for places to donate.) In the first story this week, you'll hear Lawrence Yeo's harrowing tale about leaving his house abruptly and living through the dark cloud of uncertainty. Enrollment is also open for...
Hi Reader, I’m heartbroken by the devastation caused by the fires here in LA. So many in our community—friends, colleagues, and fellow RadReaders—have lost their homes and everything they own. (Thankfully, we are 20 miles south and, as of this writing, unaffected.) In times like these, as a community there are so many ways to help— offering shelter, donating to rebuilding efforts, funding GoFundMes, providing essentials, volunteering, or supporting our heroic firefighters. If you’re looking...
Hi Reader, Greetings from Santa Fe, I hope you all had an incredible holiday week. Speaking of Santa, he got me some new high-fidelity headphones and some cozy James Perse sweatpants. How about you? Is 2025 going to be the year you make your bold pivot? Will you downshift, change careers or take a crack at entrepreneurship? It takes a tremendous amount of courage to make a big life change and I'll be leading a 5 person coaching cohort to help you navigate the transition. On January 9th we're...