The power of saying less, seeking out magical moments and more in #TheEdit. 

• The pain of perfectionism. It’s the fault people humblebrag about in job interviews, but psychologists want us to know that it’s driven not by aspiration but by fear – New Yorker
• Let yourself be moved by magical moments. Seek out and sit with moments that pull you beyond the ordinary – Rick Rubin
• The best leaders edit what they say before they say it. Your words carry more weight and greater responsibility; it’s about knowing what to say (and what to leave out), how to say it, and when silence is more powerful – Harvard Business Review 
• The populism of art. Why anyone can draw and everyone should – Common Reader
• ‘You can’t be at the peak forever’: how CEOs are learning to pace themselves. Top executives are thinking more deliberately about their physical and mental health – Financial Times (gift link) 
• The gift of making yourself disappear. When I constantly check in with my teenage son, am I really trying to protect him or just calming my own nerves?  – The New York Times (gift link)
• Ancient myths and legends. Our need to be inspired by storytelling in our modern permacrisis – The Beautiful Truth