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You can find the original essay in written form HERE.
Paul’s introduction:
Last week I reflected on how self-help culture feeds on our fantasy of wholeness, always dangling the next habit, hack, or method as the key to completion. This week I want to press further into that same restless dynamic, but from a different angle: contentment. If self-help promises freedom through mastery, consumerism promises peace through satisfaction. Both miss the point of desire.
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By Billie HoardYou can find the original essay in written form HERE.
Paul’s introduction:
Last week I reflected on how self-help culture feeds on our fantasy of wholeness, always dangling the next habit, hack, or method as the key to completion. This week I want to press further into that same restless dynamic, but from a different angle: contentment. If self-help promises freedom through mastery, consumerism promises peace through satisfaction. Both miss the point of desire.
TRANSposition is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.