Joe, celebrate this new job, but remember: you are not your work or your blog numbers. Do not wait for 500 subscribers to be happy. True freedom is inside you right now. Write because your heart sings, not to fill a niche. Be present in this moment, and the anxiety will disappear. Blessings.
Congratulations on landing the job. I'm interested in seeing your take on "How to be a (Happy) Skeptic." So far I'm finding the book to be pretty annoying.
BTW, Massimo runs a book discussion group for his paid subscribers, and his new book is the one being discussed right now.
Congrats with the job! That sports philosophy blog sounds fun (even though I'm not that into sports (nerd)) looking forward to it!
Joe, celebrate this new job, but remember: you are not your work or your blog numbers. Do not wait for 500 subscribers to be happy. True freedom is inside you right now. Write because your heart sings, not to fill a niche. Be present in this moment, and the anxiety will disappear. Blessings.
Congratulations on landing the job. I'm interested in seeing your take on "How to be a (Happy) Skeptic." So far I'm finding the book to be pretty annoying.
BTW, Massimo runs a book discussion group for his paid subscribers, and his new book is the one being discussed right now.
I will note your objections in the post, probably. And I will 100% use your book as the primary source to talk about Pyrrhonism!
The upside has been that the book has given me plenty to react to. I'm already on my 3rd article.
On Pyrrhonism there are other good books. I highly recommend Plinio Smith's book, and Kuzminski's first book.