Freedom of the Last Minute
Leaving logistical plans until the last minute leaves you with fewer decisions to make, fewer options to compare, and more importantly, more time to enjoy yourself.
If you accept that the future is in flux, and things won’t always your way, you’ll end up stressing less, and going with the flow.
All this to say: don’t feel bad about booking international flights and trains the day before. What it might cost you in coin, you may gain in (sidenote: Some of my fondest memories traveling have been those made unexpectedly getting lost in a foreign city, or missing a connection.)
On the web
Family visits and procrastinating a blogpost - W49
Mon Dec 8 2025 by joelchrono's blogThe Fisherman and The Businessman
Wed Dec 3 2025 by Kev QuirkAn average new Dad's approach to training with kettlebells (and other tools) to develop General Physical Preparedness (GPP) at home
Mon Nov 24 2025 by Nicholas A. Danes, PhDBuilding for the future
Mon Oct 27 2025 by Anirudh OppiliappanSolving NYT's Pips Puzzle
Sat Oct 18 2025 by Andrew Healey's Blog
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