Your life is too safe and you know it.
I don’t believe in limits I didn’t set myself. So I had to find out firsthand. Not take someone’s word for what I could and couldn’t do, not settle for a picture of a place I’d never stood in. If I wanted to know, I had to go see it for myself.
It took me a long time to get here. I spent more than two decades in a job, and I suffered in it, before I got any kind of clarity about what I actually wanted.
What I found is that the postcard is never the thing. The thing is being there. The only person who was ever going to find that out for me was me.
Diary of a Unicorn is the whole of it.
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You have a good life on paper and something still feels off.
You keep saying someday about the thing you actually want.
You’ve been the reliable one so long you forgot what you wanted.
You’re tired of advice from people who never did anything uncomfortable.
The Unicorn Files is where the story keeps going after the book. Once a month, the first Thursday, I send one letter from whatever life I’m in the middle of. What I’m building, where I’m driving, what I’m walking into next. No advice, no pitch, just the next chapter as it happens.