G Lutz
@glutz
G Lutz
@glutz
“Dean, like Twombly, is fixated with time,” The Guardian in 2011. “She has photographed a ruined modernist house on an overgrown island, filmed nuns eking out their days in a dying religious community, and recorded the last days of a Kodak factory.”
https://www.nytimes.com/2024/10/06/arts/design/tacita-dean-drawings-twombly-menil.html
Coffee With My Dad
When I go home to visit my parents in Kentucky, my dad and I will pour two cups of coffee with an unhealthy amount of hazelnut Coffee-Mate and sit and catch up. It’s quiet, and we check in on all things — family, health, our opposing politics, parenting. He gives me the best life advice, and I sometimes help him log onto the Wi-Fi
... See moreI definitely need some espresso. We have a couple of nice places; we live in Midtown on West 57th Street. Zibetto, which is on Sixth Avenue, or we go to Masseria, which is on Ninth Avenue. My wife likes a cappuccino with an extra shot. I usually get a nice double espresso with some pastries. #Coffee https://www.nytimes.com/2024/07/20/nyregion/luna-
... See more"Many of the best things in life grow along the way. • Start hanging out with someone and love grows along the way. • Start exercising and motivation grows along the way. • Start writing and inspiration grows along the way. Start now and let the feeling follow." from a James Clear email dated 21 Dec 2023
"You will love whatever you pour your heart into. Passion follows commitment." from a JamesClear email dated 28 Dec 2023
Quotes and JamesClear
"Curiosity can empower you or impede you. Being curious and focused is a powerful combination. I define this combination as unleashing your curiosity within the domain of a particular task: asking questions about how things work, exploring different lines of attack for solving the problem, reading ideas from outside domains while always l
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"The information you consume each day is the soil from which your future thoughts are grown." from a James Clear email dated 21 Dec 2023 #JamesClear
While your instinct will be to go with the fancier titles, don’t fall into that trap. A “vice president” title at a small marketing firm is different from a VP title at a Fortune 500 company, is different from a VP title at a consulting firm . . . you get it. The same goes for common job titles like “associate” or “executive.” Each can come with ex
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