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Liminal Writing: Inspired by Robert Greene's "You are judged in this world by how well you bring things to an end.".'
In this episode of Liminal Writing, Ces and Lee explore a thought-provoking quote from Robert Greene's book entitled 'The 33 Strategies of War' - "You are judged in this world by how well you bring things to an end.'
Through personal anecdotes and reflections, they discuss the complexities of concluding projects, relationships, and life chapters. They openly share their struggle with having ADHD, why the unfinished hobbies, and the desire to leave things in a better place.
00:00 Introduction to Liminal Writing
00:21 Discussing Robert Greene's line from “33 Strategies of War”
01:11 Ces’ Reflects on Endings
03:23 Lee's Perspective on Endings
04:16 Challenges and Personal Insights
07:24 The Concept of Endings in Life
11:32 Concluding Thoughts
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By Lee Moran and Ces MilladoIn this episode of Liminal Writing, Ces and Lee explore a thought-provoking quote from Robert Greene's book entitled 'The 33 Strategies of War' - "You are judged in this world by how well you bring things to an end.'
Through personal anecdotes and reflections, they discuss the complexities of concluding projects, relationships, and life chapters. They openly share their struggle with having ADHD, why the unfinished hobbies, and the desire to leave things in a better place.
00:00 Introduction to Liminal Writing
00:21 Discussing Robert Greene's line from “33 Strategies of War”
01:11 Ces’ Reflects on Endings
03:23 Lee's Perspective on Endings
04:16 Challenges and Personal Insights
07:24 The Concept of Endings in Life
11:32 Concluding Thoughts