Reflections Bruce Lee and the Shape of Water
Be water, making its way through cracks. Lee meant it as combat advice. It works just as well as a theory of how to live.
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Reflections John Muir and Going Out Was Really Going In
John Muir spent years walking into the Sierra Nevada to get away from people. He came back calling it 'going home.' The wording was not an accident.
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Reflections Shackleton and the Plan That Went Wrong Immediately
Ernest Shackleton set out to cross Antarctica. The ship got stuck in ice before he reached land. He kept all 27 men alive anyway. No one crossed Antarctica.
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Reflections We Travel to Lose Ourselves. The Hard Part Is Letting It Happen.
Pico Iyer said we travel first to lose ourselves, then to find ourselves. He was right about both. Most of us skip the first part entirely.
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Reflections The Hardest Thing About Arriving Somewhere New
Ibn Battuta walked 75,000 miles across the known world in the 1300s. He had a lot of opinions about arrival.
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Reflections The Wrecks Under Chuuk Lagoon
Fifty feet below the Pacific, a Japanese destroyer has been growing coral since 1944. What exploration leaves on you is not always what you expected to carry.
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