CR, Going through some journal entries from a few months ago and found this from a Seneca quote: [The wise man] does not have to walk nervously or cautiously, for he has such self confidence that he does not hesitate to make a stand against fortune and will never give ground to her. He has […]
I found I love the American West, that there’s a whole hell of a lot of country out there that is still pretty untouched, that there’s nothing like the warm rays of first light on a cold desert morning, that freedom is worth running fast and loose for, and that the most important things for
tough sense of humor/levity show generosity conscious of diction/vocabulary Justifiable self confidence and belief in self read for professional development Joy in their work care for others Respect for blue collar work and craftsmen Attention to detail Integrity Self awareness of ability/capability Understands the place of physicality Willingness to face facts List makers Written goals Talking to yourself Lack
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CR, Am reading “Let My People Go Surfing” by Chouinard and these passages stood out enough for me to adapt them to my own work, with inspiration for a more concrete personal philosophy. Cheers, NFH Philosophy of Architecture (from Let My People Go Surfing, Y Chouinard 1. Don’t build a new building unless it’s absolutely
Awesome, I’m stoked to meet him. I’m looking forward to the Zion trip, I’m going to have to break off from the Indoc course for a day or so but that shouldn’t be a big deal. I’m thinking about building an (amateur, I know) wood bed/rack for the truck until I figure out exactly what
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