The Edit: The In-Between Moments
Our weekly round up of the best articles, podcasts and videos focusing on purpose in life, work and the world.
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The art of doing nothing, an author explores democracy and more in #TheEdit.
- Democracy by Margaret Atwood. This year, half the world goes to the polls. Acclaimed novelist Margaret Atwood asks whether democracy is fragile and easily destroyed or flexible and resilient – Financial Times
- An antidote to the cult of self-discipline. Procrastination is one of the last bastions of the creative mind – The Atlantic
- An artist who’s been making work about life and death since childhood. Sarah Sze discusses her practice, pet adoption and winning second prize in a painting contest – The New York Times
- Do less. It’s good for you. Many people struggle to relax. But unproductive moments can boost health and happiness – TIME Magazine
- Characters who arrive preëntangled. Sally Rooney discusses her story “Opening Theory” – New Yorker
- Philosophy was once alive. I was searching for meaning and purpose so I became an academic philosopher. Reader, you might guess what happened next – Aeon
- Issue 04 of The Beautiful Truth Magazine. The human story of business. Pre-order your copy today – The Beautiful Truth
“Life is lived in the in-between moments.”
Hillary Kelly
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