The last few days, I’ve thought more about what makes me happy, and one consistent theme that isn’t readily apparent is taste. Building a sense of taste makes me happy. It’s taken a long time to figure this out. If you asked me what I liked about my job, I would have said that I enjoy solving puzzles and learning new things.
The "taste" lens is a good one. Hadn't thought about refining ones focus and perception that way, but the reason I like it is because it accounts for our innate sense of the quality of something.
Love your taste on what taste is! In your articulation, it seems like it's more about self-discovery of who you are? In that sense, taste isn't so much acquired but more a refinement as you discover what you really like versus what you don't care about or dislike?
The "taste" lens is a good one. Hadn't thought about refining ones focus and perception that way, but the reason I like it is because it accounts for our innate sense of the quality of something.
Love your taste on what taste is! In your articulation, it seems like it's more about self-discovery of who you are? In that sense, taste isn't so much acquired but more a refinement as you discover what you really like versus what you don't care about or dislike?
Love this edition, Chris. "The failures in my life were a result of not pursuing taste". Really hits home.