Media Archives - 7 Takeaways

middle-aged people at a cocktail party where one person has their hand over their mouth as if they'd just said something they regret, onlookers appear shocked

Is what I actually think worth the cost of saying it? – 7 Takeaways No. 268

What’s real? Your legacy. Censoring yourself. Picking yourself up. The meaning of [your] life. Attention and writing. Learning better.

a gentleman sitting on a park bench reading a newspaper.

Extraordinary Chronicles of Daily Life – 7 Takeaways No. 264

Clear understanding. Your foibles as “won’t fix” bugs. Local independent journalism. Countering social isolation. Hanging on to beliefs. Remember to be friendly. Think better. Your opinion.

A whimsical woodcut-style illustration of a gnat curiously looking at a glowing mobile phone screen.

The Attention Span of a Gnat – 7 Takeaways No. 207

Media Literacy. Attention Spans. Memento Mori. Rebel Optimism. Thinking Deeply. Help Someone. Subscribe to People.

A woodcut-style illustration depicting a chaotic crowd of people chasing each other in a circle around a roaring bonfire. Each person has exaggerated, wild expressions, with a mix of laughter, confusion, and madness. The bonfire is detailed with swirling flames and smoke, casting dramatic shadows. The surrounding area includes scattered objects like drums, masks, and overturned chairs, emphasizing the frenzied atmosphere.

Don’t Let the Crazies Make You Crazy – 7 Takeaways No. 206

Take a break. It’s all niche media. Gratitude has impact. Truth & Love. Giving feelings their due. Happiness increases over time. Resisting the crazies.

An individual on a city street shoveling a nine-foot-high pile of horse manure, depicted in the style of a 19th-century newspaper illustration.

Nine Feet of Feces – 7 Takeaways No. 194

Use your phone to read. Possible piles of poop. Fiction matters. Learning from failure. Making life choices. Critical reading skills. Boring.

An adult middle-aged male is inside a large, transparent bubble, focusing intently on a computer screen in front of him. The computer screen prominently displays the word "NEWS?" in bold letters, with a question mark, suggesting a theme of inquiry or skepticism. The setting is serene and somewhat futuristic, emphasizing the concept of isolation or being in one's own space while staying connected to the outside world. The man wears casual attire, suggesting a comfortable yet engaged demeanor. The bubble and the man are illuminated by the soft glow of the computer screen, casting subtle reflections and highlights around the bubble's interior. The background is blurred, focusing attention on the man, the bubble, and the computer screen. The overall mood is one of contemplation and curiosity.

Everyone Inhabits A News Bubble – 7 Takeaways No. 171

We’re all more comfortable in our bubble. Scandal trumps boring old truth. Some things that don’t work. More AI impact. Suffering fools. Tabloids & royal conspiracies. Sharing wisdom.

Almost Nothing Goes Precisely According To Plan – 7 Takeaways No. 143

Communication, Media, Anxiety, Mental Exercise, Kindness, Flexibility, Bullshit