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In what ways do you contradict yourself, one day to the next?

This latest musing explores how its our contradictions, failures, and tensions that are the source of possibility.

To access the daily observations and reading list that shaped this episode, be sure to subscribe to the companion Dailyness newsletter on Substack.

Make the practice your own with a one-hour seminar on how to use daily writing and observation to find presence, clarity, and meaning in the everyday.

In what ways do you contradict yourself, one day to the next?

This latest musing explores how its our contradictions, failures, and tensions that are the source of possibility.

To access the daily observations and reading list that shaped this episode, be sure to subscribe to the companion Dailyness newsletter on Substack.

Make the practice your own with a one-hour seminar on how to use daily writing and observation to find presence, clarity, and meaning in the everyday.

How do you know when to hold on, and when to let go?

This week’s musing on the art of losing comes from an unexpectedly wise phone call.

To read the daily observations that shaped this episode, find the companion Dailyness newsletter on Substack.

Make the practice your own with a one-hour seminar on how to use daily writing and observation to find presence, clarity, and meaning in the everyday.

Host Madeleine Dore (previously Routines & Ruts and A social life, with friends) introduces a new podcast exploring how to find more meaning and connection inside our days.

Dailyness shifts the focus from what we do, to what we encounter—various quandaries, feelings, and exchanges with our internal and external worlds.

As a companion to her best-selling Substack newsletter Dailyness, each episode is an intimate lecture on the textures of daily life—from distraction and longing, to friendship, solitude, and the possibilities hiding in the ordinary.

Drawing on a decade of work on routines, creativity, and the small stumbles of everyday living, Madeleine extends her personal observation practice to inspire more attention, reflection, and presence.