Better in small doses


Question of the Day: What is something that gets better the less often you experience it?

Thought of the Day: "The secret of happiness is to find a congenial monotony." — V. S. Pritchett

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Good Morning Reader,

Today’s Thought of the Day explores a surprising idea from V. S. Pritchett: that happiness may have less to do with excitement and more to do with the familiar rhythms we return to every day.

Read: The Comfort of Familiar Things

Today’s Question of the Day asks:

What is something that gets better the less often you experience it?

Some things become more meaningful because they are rare. I’d love to hear your answer.

Read: What Is Something That Gets Better the Less Often You Experience It?

Stay Golden,
Ken


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