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Rediscovering the town you thought you knew with Taylor Ruddle

[now available on your favourite podcast app] WALK TALK WITH GEOFF WILSON EP.5 Exploring one block of Christchurch in the cold When comedian Taylor Ruddle and I clipped the mics to our chests and zipped up our hoodies, we weren t sure where our conversation or feet were going to take us, but [ ]

The Definitive Guide to How I Rate Food

My enjoyment or lack thereof for a dish is defined here in all its simplicity. I'm wearing my tongue and my taste buds on my sleeve; no assumptions necessary.

Leaving your house takes longer than you think

WALK TALK WITH GEOFF WILSON EP.3 Unpacking 40 years of time blindness to find another way

A foretelling of Substack’s doomed timeline

Substack started as a sanctuary for storytellers, then the growth hackers arrived. I would know as I had been one of them.

When in doubt, start walking

Doing something—anything—when you're not sure of what to be doing has real benefits simply beyond moving. Lace up your shoes and get going.

Unintentionally batching my inbox

WALK TALK EP.2 I used to be obsessed with maintaining an inbox zero to quiet the anxiety of unread notifications, but I’ve been finding peace by letting it pile up

Any plate will do

"What am I doing?" I yelled at myself for struggling to break out of this deep-seated scarcity mentality.

Going watchless

My smartwatch unexpectedly died a week ago, and I've felt strangely happy about it. Gleefully giddy, even. There's a freedom that comes with not having stats.

On choosing to walk & talk over writing

Welcome to WALK AND TALK WITH GEOFF WILSON: a new audio log of unedited thoughts and on-the-move reflections about the internal struggles, mindful motivations, and tiny joys in our everyday lives

A pre-mortem practice to stay present

The fastest path to feeling grateful is being able to see what's at stake. Try this reflective poem on for size to think about the choices you make.