No.24
A curated mix of thoughts, discoveries and fresh perspectives to kickstart your day.
You’ve probably already seen this doing the rounds this week, but if you haven’t given it your full attention yet, consider this your nudge.
De La Soul’s first ever Tiny Desk Concert dropped on March 3rd — De La Soul Day. Pos and Maseo balancing classics with tracks from Cabin in the Sky, their first album in nine years and their first since Dave’s passing, though his voice is still woven through it. A name placard reading simply “Dave” sits front and centre throughout.
It’s joyful, it’s bittersweet, and at around 23 minutes it’s the perfect length for a Friday morning. Give it the time it deserves.
Travis Ferré, former Editor in Chief of SURFING Magazine, captures something we’ve all felt — having a moment so good you want to tell everyone about it, and then wondering why you have to. His piece on the lost art of keeping things to yourself is a short, lovely read.
There’s a new lifestyle concept doing the rounds called “friction-maxxing.” The name is terrible. The idea is worth sitting with.
It’s about deliberately choosing the less convenient option when it matters. Reading instead of scrolling. Navigating instead of GPS. Writing from scratch instead of letting AI do it.
The best discoveries come from friends, not algorithms. Forward or share if you think of someone who might enjoy this.
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