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Right, Meg?: Writing our own subway stories

Touring the New York Transit Museum shortly before I had my own celebrity meet-cute on a nearby platform. “Never meet your heroes,” they say. I’ve met a few writers and musicians I admire, but those were at book signings or…

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At some point, you have to accept that you don’t know everything. It doesn’t matter what your accolades are or where you’re from; you don’t know everything, and you never will. Being a know-it-all… - Zuey Ngoma

Continue reading on Medium » Astrologist/Tarologist. A lifelong seeker. My focus is on self-liberation, shedding mental and spiritual programming. At some point, you have to accept that you don’t know everything. It doesn’t matter what your accolades are or where…

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Who Killed the Working Man?

The working man isn't gone. He's been sidelined. Source The American work ethic was never simply about making money. It was a moral code: work hard, keep your word, master a skill, provide for your family, and leave the next…

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