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The Intention Edition

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By Colin Nagy
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On nightclubs, hospitality, and architecture. Fill your life with new challenges and obstacles. BucketListerChallenge is where those live. Name a challenge that pushes back, sketch the Moments, and log what actually happens. A full life is built out of the hard things you chose. link → bucketlisterchallenge.com/witi-2 Open Ground nightclub, Wuppertal, Germany. Colin here. A while back here, I wrote about fabric.
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WITI Interview: Paul Theroux on a Life of Travel Writing

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By Colin Nagy, Maria Shollenbarger Verified
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Part of what makes WITI fun is that we can do whatever we want. So, I asked one of my favorite travel writers, Maria Shollenbarger (see her interview + Substack) to speak with Paul Theroux. And to take as much time and space as she wants. Paul is the author of more than 70 books like the Mosquito Coast and Dark Star Safari and just released his 12th travelogue: True North, which takes him back to Canada, to his own roots.
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The OSS Playbook Edition

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By Colin Nagy
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АрміяInform, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons Colin here. A detail in a recent CNN report caught my eye. Around 15 Ukrainian drone specialists are working with rebels in northern Mali, helping them to fight Russian troops. They train local combatants, support missions, and sit down afterwards to work through what went right and wrong. The environs are a long way from the battered front in Kyiv. The methods also sound a lot like the OSS. Why is this interesting?
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