Ann! How have I missed *you*? Thank you so much, and welcome to the madness! I will do my best to delight, wow, befuddle and flummox you in equal measure (see: the newsletter so far). And thanks again for the kind words. 🙏
Can I cheat and already share what I wish more people were curious about?
The why behind other people's behaviours - particularly the ones that make us go, what the actual fuck? We're so quick to jump to superficial reasons - they're greedy, selfish, careless, ... - but those, dare I say, are rarely the actual reasons. Most people actually have a "good" reason for doing what they're doing, we're just coming from a completely different perspective so it's hard for us to see... so I think if we actually got curious about it, in a genuine non-judgemental way, exactly like what you describe what you did with your travel interviews, I think we might find that we're actually more alike than different in most cases...
Hey Mike, how about you start your own Walkabout? Perhaps Kelvingrove Park to centre it around somewhere with lots of catchment, or nearer to where you live? We now have LOTS of them around the UK and the world and they are serendipity engines in so many ways. https://walkabouts.mn.co/share/WfSB016me2Bb0LuD?utm_source=manual
🇬🇧🇩🇰 How have I, an elderly, madly curious Brit-Dane who digests much of the interesting stuff to be found, have missed your substack up to now?
Well, no matter, I won't from now on!
Ann! How have I missed *you*? Thank you so much, and welcome to the madness! I will do my best to delight, wow, befuddle and flummox you in equal measure (see: the newsletter so far). And thanks again for the kind words. 🙏
I loved our curiosity call and its the most generous thing a senior (only by level of genius and follower count) susbtack writer has ever done. ❤️⭐️🌀
That's so nice of you to say - and I would totally be up for another one! Grab one of the slots if you feel like it. :)
Awesome. Done. ❤️
Can I cheat and already share what I wish more people were curious about?
The why behind other people's behaviours - particularly the ones that make us go, what the actual fuck? We're so quick to jump to superficial reasons - they're greedy, selfish, careless, ... - but those, dare I say, are rarely the actual reasons. Most people actually have a "good" reason for doing what they're doing, we're just coming from a completely different perspective so it's hard for us to see... so I think if we actually got curious about it, in a genuine non-judgemental way, exactly like what you describe what you did with your travel interviews, I think we might find that we're actually more alike than different in most cases...
Hey Mike, how about you start your own Walkabout? Perhaps Kelvingrove Park to centre it around somewhere with lots of catchment, or nearer to where you live? We now have LOTS of them around the UK and the world and they are serendipity engines in so many ways. https://walkabouts.mn.co/share/WfSB016me2Bb0LuD?utm_source=manual