The MiyagiWays Journal
Not product promotion — just the questions worth sitting with a while longer than a scroll usually allows.
Not a rhetorical question. An attempt at a real answer, worked out through the writing of Chisoku and the years before it.
Read the post →Busyness feels like proof of something. It rarely is. On the quiet difference between motion and progress.
Read the post →A question borrowed, in part, from Daniel Hartman's van and the people he meets along the way.
Read the post →Simplicity isn't the absence of ambition. It's a different definition of what's worth being ambitious about.
Read the post →Two very different traditions, arriving at a surprisingly similar answer about what's actually within your control.
Read the post →Pieter and Ben have been arguing about this since they were nineteen. The argument, it turns out, is the point.
Read the post →Freedom without direction tends to just become a more comfortable kind of drifting.
Read the post →