The hottest Life reflections Substack posts right now

And their main takeaways
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Top Philosophy Topics
Glenn Loury β€’ 2579 implied HN points β€’ 09 Oct 24
  1. Marriage can grow and deepen over time, just like how the love shared between partners can become stronger with each passing year.
  2. It's important to cherish and appreciate your partner, recognizing the unique qualities that make them special.
  3. Commitment in a relationship means treating each other as equals and always showing love and respect.
From the Desk β€’ 45 implied HN points β€’ 04 Feb 25
  1. Cynicism is easy but it doesn't help. It's better to look for the good in people and situations, even when things are tough.
  2. Taking care of your body helps your mind stay healthy too. Regular exercise can really boost your mood and confidence.
  3. Friendships take real effort to maintain as adults. It's important to reach out and keep in touch, even if you're busy or far apart.
Justin E. H. Smith's Hinternet β€’ 794 implied HN points β€’ 18 Dec 23
  1. The author will be moving to a paid subscription model in 2024 to maintain quality content.
  2. The author expresses concerns about the direction Substack is taking, especially with a focus on non-fiction over fiction.
  3. 2023 was a year of significant personal developments for the author, including finding faith, appreciating art, and changing his name.
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Sour Milk β€’ 294 implied HN points β€’ 21 Jan 24
  1. Mike Perry was a respected surfboard shaper, writer, and meteorologist who passed away after battling cancer
  2. Perry was remembered as a loyal friend who taught important life lessons by example
  3. He had a profound impact on those around him and left a lasting legacy in the surfing community
The Chancery Daily β€’ 379 implied HN points β€’ 31 Jul 23
  1. The common thread in the post is the importance of giving a fuck about the work you do and the people around you.
  2. The show "The Bear" exemplifies the idea of moving purposefully and fixing things, rather than moving fast and breaking things.
  3. The story shared reflects on personal mortality consciousness, a deep work ethic, and the value of caring deeply about work and people.