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Long Life vs Long Days

By David Werdiger | 1 min read

We don’t wish for long lives. We wish for long days. Days used with intention.Days lived consciously. Days that aren’...

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Between The Notes

By David Werdiger | 1 min read

We hear music in the notes, but we feel it in the space between them.  Life works the same way. If music needs the sp...

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7-Day Power of Pause Challenge

By David Werdiger | 1 min read

How often do you find yourself doom-scrolling? Wasting your time on a screen? If that sounds familiar, it’s time to t...

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Time Becomes A Product

By David Werdiger | 1 min read

Immortality is being sold everywhere. But the most valuable time you’ll ever have isn’t later. It’s now. And it’s the...

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How To Watch NFL (as an Aussie)

By David Werdiger | 1 min read

The NFL is built for TV, but my life isn’t. The football games start at 5am on Mondays most of the time here in Austr...

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Day of Rest As A Modern Necessity

By David Werdiger | 1 min read

TGIF – Thank God It’s Friday – is a popular slogan We get to the end of the week and can’t wait for the w...

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Living Intentionally

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Pubs Banning Phones

By David Werdiger | 1 min read

Great news: pubs & bars are banning phones and people love it From WAPO   Pubs & bars are important soci...

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Are you on autopilot?

By David Werdiger | 1 min read

If your days feel like a blur of emails, notifications, and endless scrolling, it might be time to pause. Take my qui...

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A friend who observes the Sabbath said something to me recently that hasn't left my head:

"A day without the phone is better than a holiday with it."

No notifications. No scrolling. No half-presence while your mind is somewhere else. Just one day, fully here.

We spend so much

The biggest mistake in succession planning?

Assuming the baton can be handed off when the time comes.

Great transitions happen long before the handoff.

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