Weekly Mix #246 - The Inner Game, Long Reads, Responsible Housing & How to Learn Anything

The Inner Game, Long Reads, Responsible Housing & How to Learn Anything

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Happy Monday!

The newsletter seems to have gone bi-weekly during the summer, which I'm okay with.

The summer is always busy—people visiting, vacations, events, spending time outdoors—and naturally that means things like the newsletter get deprioritized.

I'm okay with it—I've talked before about how I appreciate the practice over at Farnam Street of taking a couple months off (the best months here in Canada) to enjoy some time off.

I've been doing my best to make the most of summer—I hope you've found some time to enjoy it too.

Have a great week!

Graham

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Links

📚 Book Notes: The Inner Game of Golf - Timothy Gallwey - I'm re-reading this as I try to continue improving my golf game. Much of Gallwey's teachings are specific ways to implement the idea of Practice Analytically, Perform Intuitively that I shared a couple weeks ago.

📖 Long Reads That Stand the Test of Time - Pocket - If you're looking for some summer/vacation reading, this curated list of articles ranges from historical biography pieces to explaining software, to romance and love.

🏠 Nightingale Housing - this not-for-profit organization is building living communities with social, financial and environmentally sustainable goals. A variation on coliving, I find these projects very interesting; affordable housing seems to be a

🎧 Caroline - Daniel James McFadyen - A local Nova Scotian artist, I went to one of their concert's last week and it ranked amongst the best in recent memory. It always helps when it was beach night at the bar and they play some Nova Scotian classic to get the crowd going too.

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Daniel James McFadyen

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