If you have been reading my newsletters, you might have gotten the idea that “This guy hates inspiring people.”
Yes. And no.
I don’t hate inspiration. But I have zero interest in telling adults that they need to believe in themselves.
I don't write self-help manuals, I don't build habit trackers, and I will never give you a 5-step plan to "fix" your life.
My work serves one primary purpose: awareness. Why we intellectualize, why we hide behind theories, and why we mistake passive consumption for living.
My book, Notes on Maladaptation: 55 Essays on Purpose, Illusion, and Philosophical Remediation, is officially live today.
Before you make a decision of purchasing the full 55-essay volume, I want you to read three essays for free and see what awareness feels like:
If you like my writing, and like having your assumptions disturbed once in a while—you’ll love these essays:
P.S. Launch Price Window For The Full Volume (72 Hours Only)
To reward early readers of these dispatches, I am offering a subscriber-only launch price for the first weekend:
Launch Price (Now – Sunday Midnight): $7.90
Standard Retail Price (Starting Monday): $11.99
— Marcus Reed