How Are You Preparing? - by Race Bannon
Preparing for an uncertain future can bring you some peace of mind in the face of tumultuous times.| racebannon.substack.com
Preparing for an uncertain future can bring you some peace of mind in the face of tumultuous times.| racebannon.substack.com
There are actionable ways we can manage our anger and reframe our thinking to avoid getting angry.| Musings from a Curious Mind
Creating moments of intentional boredom in our lives is beneficial.| Musings from a Curious Mind
Most of us should rethink what success means to us and stop comparing our lives to others.| Musings from a Curious Mind
Managing our money does not have to be difficult, but adhering to good money habits can improve our lives considerably.| racebannon.substack.com
This is the seventeenth (and final) in a series of posts from the current draft of a book I’m working on, Standing Out: A Short Guide for Proving Your Value to Employers.| Musings from a Curious Mind
This is the sixteenth in a series of posts from the current draft of a book I’m working on, Standing Out: A Short Guide for Proving Your Value to Employers.| Musings from a Curious Mind
Cities and towns would all benefit from encouraging spaces outside of home and work where people can gather and connect.| Musings from a Curious Mind
This is the fifteenth in a series of posts from the current draft of a book I’m working on, Standing Out: A Short Guide for Proving Your Value to Employers.| Musings from a Curious Mind
This is the fourteenth in a series of posts from the current draft of a book I’m working on, Standing Out: A Short Guide for Proving Your Value to Employers.| racebannon.substack.com
There is a lot of advice given about how to write. Much of it is bad advice.| Musings from a Curious Mind
There is no one right way to get things done and be productive, but perhaps time clocking is something you might want to give a try.| Musings from a Curious Mind
When creating learning materials, you should assume learners absorb information and develop skills in multiple ways.| racebannon.substack.com
This is the thirteenth in a series of posts from the current draft of a book I’m working on, Standing Out: A Short Guide for Proving Your Value to Employers.| Musings from a Curious Mind
This is the twelfth in a series of posts from the current draft of a book I’m working on, Standing Out: A Short Guide for Proving Your Value to Employers.| Musings from a Curious Mind
This is the eleventh in a series of posts from the current draft of a book I’m working on, Standing Out: A Short Guide for Proving Your Value to Employers.| Musings from a Curious Mind
To wander without any specific path or destination offers many benefits.| Musings from a Curious Mind
Few of us spend adequate time relaxing and recharging.| racebannon.substack.com
What I read: Four Thousand Weeks: Time Management for Mortals by Oliver Burkeman.| racebannon.substack.com
This is the tenth in a series of posts from the current draft of a book I’m working on, Standing Out: A Short Guide for Proving Your Value to Employers.| Musings from a Curious Mind
This is the ninth in a series of posts from the current draft of a book I’m working on, Standing Out: A Short Guide for Proving Your Value to Employers.| Musings from a Curious Mind
People can become better at socializing even if it doesn’t come naturally to them.| racebannon.substack.com
Most of us are told in our youth to grow up, which means fitting into only certain acceptable visions of our future, and maybe that is not a great idea.| racebannon.substack.com
It is wise to prepare for the worst possible scenarios of social upheaval or natural disasters.| racebannon.substack.com
Generalist. Curious. Sometimes I write about it. Click to read Musings from a Curious Mind, by Race Bannon, a Substack publication with thousands of subscribers.| racebannon.substack.com
We’re taught to find purpose as if it’s stealthily residing somewhere for us to discover. It’s not. Don’t look for purpose. Instead, just live, be, and let any purpose that might emerge come to you.| racebannon.substack.com
We worry about what others think about us far too much or fritter away our time in mundane jobs or social roles when we should instead simply be doing exactly what we want to do.| racebannon.substack.com
Only by accepting that our world and society are in unprecedented disarray will we be able to individually and collectively best adapt and change.| racebannon.substack.com
What I read: Why we should all give up on goals already by Amanda Ruggeri.| racebannon.substack.com
