Letting Go of Ambition
This essay explores ambition, its costs, and how we can rethink its role in our lives. The post Letting Go of Ambition appeared first on Calvin Rosser .
Life Reimagined
This essay explores ambition, its costs, and how we can rethink its role in our lives. The post Letting Go of Ambition appeared first on Calvin Rosser .
In our endless striving to leave our mark on the world, we overlook the simple source from which real change emerges. The post Footprints appeared first on Calvin Rosser .
A story about loss, love, and discovering what exists beyond the physical realm via a special wave on my mom's birthday. The post The Wave I ll Never Forget appeared first on Calvin Rosser .
Why are we so afraid of being alone? This essay explores the subtle and precious gifts that only solitude can offer. The post Seeking Solitude on the Sandy Shores of Costa Rica appeared first on Calvin Rosser .
A story about letting go, Alaskan grizzlies, and what it means to live in a fundamentally unpredictable and uncontrollable world. The post Let Go or Be Dragged: Adventures in The Last Frontier appeared first on Calvin Rosser .
When confronted with increased responsibility and agency in adulthood, many people opt to become more serious. Is this the right choice? The post The Case for Being Less Serious appeared first on Calvin Rosser .
The best of poet and novelist Charles Bukowski's ideas about writing, creativity, and navigating the ups and downs of living. The post Charles Bukowski on Writing, Creativity, and Living Fully appeared first on Calvin Rosser .
Many adults are lonely and want more friends. This article explores how to make friends as an adult in a more fun and intuitive way. The post How to Make Friends as an Adult appeared first on Calvin Rosser .
In the midst of a burgeoning existential crisis, I heard birds sing on a remote Portuguese island. This is the story of how hearing that first birdsong changed my life for the better. The post The Day I Heard the Birds Sing appeared first on Calvin Rosser .
Figuring out how to enjoy your life is like Calvinball. It's a game that's best played by making up the rules as you go. The post Calvinball: The Only Game Worth Playing appeared first on Calvin Rosser .