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Anger, numbness, and calm can all be costumes for feelings we were taught to hide (here’s how to recognize them).
Why anger so often turns out to be grief and fear so often turns out to be control
Sep 30
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Written by NY Ivan
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Yes and… a short way to saying no.
Yes opens the collaboration, and allows people to walk through it.
Sep 28
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Written by NY Ivan
The Difference Between Feeling and Reacting
"Between stimulus and response there is a space. In that space is our power to choose our response. In our response lies our growth and our freedom." …
Sep 13
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Written by NY Ivan
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Common sense doesn't mean common practice.
And the long journey between knowing and doing.
Sep 10
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Written by NY Ivan
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How we become a generation amusing itself to death?
And the illusion of the infinite feed.
Sep 3
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Written by NY Ivan
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August 2026
How Productivity Culture Teaches Us to Distrust Our Emotions
“The things you own end up owning you.” — Chuck Palahniuk
Aug 26
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Written by NY Ivan
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Why Peter Parker Must Choose Responsibility Over Happiness to Be Spider-Man
The Cost of Doing What’s Right
Aug 24
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Written by NY Ivan
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Vincent and Theo Van Gogh: Art, Letters, and Guilt
In our deepest isolation, we are capable of leaving behind undeniable warmth and light.
Aug 16
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Written by NY Ivan
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Ted Lasso and how sometimes home is just a state of mind
Leaving a place does not mean losing it, and moving forward does not mean leaving love behind.
Aug 7
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Written by NY Ivan
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How our physicalized emotion dictates our creative pace
Your body isn't just carrying your brain to the desk. It's deciding what work is possible today.
Aug 4
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Written by NY Ivan
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July 2026
How algorithmic pressure shifts creative intent
You start creating what you want to make. Then you notice what performs. Then you're not sure anymore what you actually want.
Jul 30
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Written by NY Ivan
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How to balance gut feelings with productive systems
Intuition knows things systems can't measure. Systems catch things intuition misses. You need both.
Jul 28
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Written by NY Ivan
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