This week's prompt: What’s a tradition or ritual you began (or rediscovered) this year that brought meaning to your life?

(Quote cast with your reflection by Sunday to be eligible for a 5 USDC reward!)

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Mark Fishman

@markfishman·

Congrats to the winners of the November /firstdraft x /paragraph raffle!

@unun @ccarella @mxjxn.eth @gramajo.eth – you each just received $25 from @firstdraftclub

Thanks to Paragraph for supporting writing on Farcaster!

This week I published almost daily 😉 Here's one post warning you of zero-sum games ...

https://42opinions.com/57620

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Luis Carranza Perales

@luisotravez·

My draft this week was about the idea for Pollen DAO

A research and development DAO for cross pollination with copilot agents across onchain communities

https://jokerace.io/contest/base/0xa9b8d51c6f52335e1a462b44e3f6108938eb1b1e/submission/93989762591048511165389522847187249152730492026594608924050688953531334390102

This year I let go of trying to find the "right" thing to be doing. My last full-time job was 18 months ago, and since then I've been doing a mix of contracts & projects – but during most of that time I had been putting pressure on myself to figure out what the next move was.

It's like I had a spiritual muscle that was tensed for so long it forgot how to relax. By letting go, I've been able to make more room for serendipity, or as I wrote recently, "space for my soul to breathe and wander." https://warpcast.com/markfishman/0x61c626fc

At some point, I will rekindle my inner ambition. But I’m in a different season right now.

“A word after a word after a word is power.” –Margaret Atwood

#WednesdayWisdom

This week's prompt: What is something that you let go of this year? What have you gained from leaving it behind?

(Quote cast with your reflection by Sunday to be eligible for a 5 USDC reward!)

Congrats to everyone who wrote this past week! 5 USDC has been sent to your wallets :)

Here's a thread of the submissions from /firstdraft members 👇

This week for /firstdraft I published Issue #36 of The (art) Collector's Corner on @hypersub. 😊

https://paragraph.xyz/@collectorscorner/the-art-collectors-corner-issue-36

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Luis Carranza Perales

@luisotravez·

would love feedback in here

I plan on deleting it and relaunching on a few days so I can improve it!

https://paragraph.xyz/@pathforward/rise-onchain-media

Trying to complete /brand3's article with some recommendations and actions for launching “babycoins” in farcaster... 👨‍🍼

This week I wrote a casual diary-style entry for recording my first glance at Bangkok during Devcon7, mainly about bkk, didn't mention anything about Devcon 😃

This month for First Draft Club, I wanted to experiment with a lightweight way of incentivizing people to write.

December is a great month for reflection. So for each week this month, anyone on Farcaster who quote casts the weekly reflection prompt from @firstdraftclub will be eligible to win $5
(First one attached here:
https://warpcast.com/firstdraftclub.eth/0x3e7da831)

The regular accountability program will keep running – I'm just opening up a new way to participate and earn :)

More details in next cast 👇

“We write to taste life twice, in the moment and in retrospect.” –Anaïs Nin

#WednesdayWisdom

This week's prompt: How have you grown as a person in the past year?

(Quote cast with your reflection by Sunday to be eligible for a 5 USDC reward!)

I just wrote about my first major project in the newly relaunched /muse https://warpcast.com/mxjxn.eth/0x7aa40411

Congrats to everyone who wrote this past week!

Here's a thread of everything published by /firstdraft members👇

This week I published the 35th issue of The (art) Collector's Corner for my weekly submission for the /firstdraft club. 😊

https://paragraph.xyz/@collectorscorner/the-art-collectors-corner-or-issue-35

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Luis Carranza Perales

@luisotravez·

Have you seen Pantheon yet? A glimpse into the future, specially for us already into giants

https://paragraph.xyz/@pathforward/fiction-and-future-autonomous-agents

Going home to stay with your parents is always an experience. Old patterns sneakily emerge, as if part of you was sucked through a time machine.

My parents moved houses when I was in college, so it’s not my childhood home, but I spend Thanksgiving in the same town I grew up in. It’s a small, wooded town, only 30 minutes from a major city but more rural than suburban.

Besides a path through a nearby forest, there’s nothing I can walk to. Part of the reason I wanted to live in New York was how trapped I felt as a teenager, needing to drive 20 minutes to see anyone or do anything. I swear against owning a car; my parents built an additional garage.

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