Buy the weird thing.

We avoid commitments not because we're indecisive but to escape the discomfort of being different. Every time we comply, we pay a judgment tax.

It shows up in your shopping cart. That item you keep revisiting but never buy, not because you can't afford it, but because of what someone might think.

Decision worth making

This week: Buy it. Not as rebellion, not as a statement, but as a practice in trusting that your preferences deserve to exist.

Until next week

— Termeil Hall


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