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I’m trying to reduce the level of hypocrisy in my life.

It’s not going great

Notes from a Recovering Hypocrite

One short, honest note each week about the things I catch myself thinking…

and what I’m slowly learning because of it.

Send me the next one

No spam. No pretending. Just one email a week.

I catch myself more than I’d like to admit.

Thinking things I probably shouldn’t be thinking.
Judging people… and then realizing I’ve done the same thing.
Almost doing the right thing… and then not.

Yikes.

Some days I think I’m making progress.

Other days… not so much.

Usually about:

the way I judge people… and then catch myself
the quiet promptings I ignore… until I don’t the moments I realize I might be the problem the lessons I seem to keep learning the hard way

I’m not an expert.

But I am trying to learn.

Every week,
I write a short note
about something I’ve noticed.

Most of what I’ve learned has come the hard way…
and I still seem to be repeating a few lessons.

So this is my way of sharing it—plainly, and maybe a little too honestly.

Because I’ve started to notice something:

When we’re willing to admit the harder parts of being human…
it gets a little easier to carry them.

We steady each other.

If you’ve ever caught yourself thinking:

“Am I just being a jerk?”

You’ll probably feel at home here.

If that sounds like something you’d want more of…

(It might also make you feel slightly better about your own internal monologue.) 

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