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Book Brew 185: Word Treasures Part XIII

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Liminal (adjective) - occupying a position at or on both sides of, a boundary or threshold

“Living in the liminal space is unstable.” - Seth Godin, 05/17/25 blog

 


Ecdysiast (noun) - a striptease performer

“She’s a climate monitor, her call designation is Weather Girl, and some of the crew jokingly refer to her as Tempest Storm, a name of a long-ago ecdysiast.” - Wendy’s Final Task, Stephen King

 


Animism (noun) - the attribution of a soul to plants, inanimate objects, and natural phenomenon

“A new animism.” - Dave Snowden

 



Ponder This

  1. What threshold are you stuck in right now? What would it take to move through the instability instead of camping out in it?
  2. If you attributed soul to the "inanimate" parts of your life (your routines, your workspace, your relationships) what would they tell you about how you're living?


Books/Newsletters

  • Seth’s Blog - Seth Godin
  • Wendy’s Final Task - Stephen King
  • LinkedIn Post - Dave Snowden

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