Replying to @WyattHarms
Wyatt, the original tweet stated that my letters project was missing public acknowledgment. Most of my letters have been private, I said as much that first day and was still dragged for it.
Replying to @WyattHarms
Wyatt, I was apologizing for the hurt that I caused and for not making it clear that this project was not complete. It was an apology, not her story.
Hi Kelsey, I’m really sorry for whatever I did to make you feel this way. My letters project is expansive and on-going. Many letters of regret, gratitude, and so on were sent privately.
I have far to go but if you would be willing to have a conversation with me, I’m here.
Replying to @wilschroter
Thanks Wil, I was very fortunate. Definitely changed some perspectives almost instantly.
Replying to @joshua_schall
Thanks, J. Everything is all good on this end. Hell of a story though.
Replying to @vincenzolandino
I am, sir. Thankfully, caught it and slowed right before the flipping ensued. It happened in January.
Replying to @digitallynativ
Your memory is impeccable and I’m also going to buy this when I get the chance.
Replying to @michaelmiraflor
It hit me pretty hard, especially given how we use those words in a daily context.
This was one of the most impactful books I've read in years. It’s on the psychology of personal progress. Don’t let the grandeur of the title deter you.
A quote: “The ultimate sign that we have accepted our own agency is when we see ourselves as creators, not just consumers.”
Replying to @tylercartrr
It was just a short test, I plan on bringing it back today.

