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Book #9 kicks off tomorrow! 🍅📚
We’re switching things up for Tomato Tuesday Book Club!
BYOB…
This time, our genre is Memoir / Autobiography, but instead of everyone reading the same book, you get to choose your own.
Every Tuesday, we’ll come together to share what we’re reading, the stories that stuck with us, and the conversations they spark. And if you haven’t started reading yet, you’re still welcome to join!
We’ll keep this format going through November 10, then take a little break for the holidays.
📖 Tuesdays at 2 PM ET on X Spaces
What book did you pick? Drop it below! 👇
My nephew (because in our family, all the kids are nieces and nephews 🥰) signing his first custom-made baseball cards for me! ⚾️
Watching him grow and get better at something he loves makes me so proud. These cards are already priceless to me! ❤️
One thing I appreciated about Greenlights:
Reinvention doesn't always begin with knowing exactly what comes next.
Sometimes it starts with becoming certain about what you don't want to keep doing.
See you in Tomato Tuesday Book Club!
Fall is taking its sweet time this year.
And I’m loving the slower change. Warm days, leaves slowly turning, and crisp nights made for cozy blankets. There’s something beautiful about a season in no hurry.
A little summer, a little fall. The best of both worlds.
It’s fun when you go on a walk and run into your friends.
Hi @MulletGump
Some books entertain you.
Some books quietly rearrange the furniture in your brain.
I prefer the second kind.
A question worth asking occasionally:
Do I actually want this goal?
Or do I just like the person I imagine I'll become if I achieve it?
A century of experience. Superhuman intelligence. The ability to read minds.
And Edward Cullen still has to learn that understanding a woman requires actually getting to know her. Men… 🫠
Ever reach out to a friend just to check in, only to get a response that makes you realize maybe you weren’t as close as you thought?
Well, that was a humbling little plot twist. Oops. 😂
Reading has taught me that sometimes you don't need a new idea.
You need an old idea to hit you at the right time.
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TOMORROW.
Bubz is back!
A man that needs no introduction, we're stoked to get another chunk of time with him, if you missed his last space, you better show up to this one, and bring a friend!
We'll see you all tomorrow at The Sassy Summit!
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One of the ideas from The Midnight Library that has stayed with me is the possibility that there isn't a perfect path we're supposed to discover.
That's uncomfortable because we're surrounded by decisions that feel enormously consequential.
Take the job.
Leave the job.
Start the business.
Move.
Stay.
Choose this person.
Choose yourself.
We imagine another version of us somewhere who made the "right" decisions and therefore avoided all this uncertainty.
But every imagined path conveniently leaves out the problems we would have encountered there.
Maybe there isn't a painless path.
Maybe there are just paths.
And eventually the only way to know what happens on one is to choose it and start walking.












