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Weird.

Clive Griffiths
Clive Griffiths

It's a little weird.
I just got an email from myself.

This happens every Sunday.

It’s a copy of The Weekly Reframe,
the memo I send out for others to read.

What’s strange is reading it back as a subscriber.

There are parts I don’t even remember writing.

When I read them now, I find myself nodding along and following a completely different thought path than I did when I first wrote them.

To me, that’s the signal the writing is doing its job. It’s making the reader think differently.

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