Nov '23 in Terrific writing 🖊️
On reframing our definitions of success
Today, I stumbled on this illuminating interview with journalist and author Rainesford Stauffer as it came up in my Google Alerts (the keywords I watch: Talking Writing):
"I think a lot of it has been untangling where work begins, where worth ends, and how these things intersect with each other. It would be a lie to say that I don’t derive a sense of meaning—to bring us back full circle—and worth from my work. I think the thing that’s changed the most about that is it’s no longer about reaching an end goal. It’s about how I show up, ideally with others, throughout the process. I think my ambition now is to focus a lot more on what feels sustainable and what pushes me to think about something."
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On reframing our definitions of success
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