THE UNIVERSITY OF LIFE NOTES
Five years of engineering school. A degree received. Eleven days later, the things I wrote about in my journal had nothing to do with any of it.
The Journals
The Journals
Documenting a life in practice – notebooks, letters, photographs, and everything kept with intention.
The Journals
THE PHOTOGRAPHS DON’T TELL THE WHOLE STORY
A twenty-three year old wrote down everything four days after graduation. Fourteen years later, the journal remembered what the photographs forgot.
The Journals
NOTHING CHANGES UNTIL YOU SEE IT.
Most of the times something genuinely changed in my life, it did not start with a plan. It started the moment I actually looked at something I had been not-looking at.
The Journals
THE LAMP ON THE TABLE
Most of us have something. A lesson that cost something to learn. An experience that changed how we see things.
The Journals
HOW A HALF-FILLED NOTEBOOK FROM A CEMENT PLANT BECAME THE THING THAT GOT ME THROUGH.
Nobody sits down one day and decides to start journalling because they think it would be a good habit. Something