444. Rich Reflections 79: Clarity, Curiosity & the Nature of What We Resist

In this Rich Reflections session, Rich explores everything from spider webs and wild hawks to the power of publishing and the politics of personal bias. Set against the rhythms of farm life and the coming harvest season, the episode invites us to examine our patterns—what we avoid, what we collect, and what we truly value. He reflects on designing books, learning tools like InDesign over the past years, and his creative relationship with Paris—from coasters and cultural appreciation to asset-gathering for future art. Rich also discusses procrastination, the depth behind our dislikes, and the distinction between speed and velocity. With quiet observations about nature, honest self-reflection, and exciting updates on new book releases, this session is a grounded and expansive meditation on doing the work, following your curiosity, and leaning into the things we often resist. As always, the session ends with a powerful reminder: clarity fuels velocity. Subscribe to the email newsletter for inspiration, self-development, & updates: https://richhebron.com/ Questions from this session: What are we grateful for? What’s a relationship we have that would surprise someone? What is a goal we have? What is an obstacle to advance? How would we analyze our personality? What are our greatest skills? What music are we listening to lately? What skill surprised us? What items do we intentionally have placed in our space to frame our mindset? In our time, what is an invention we appreciate exists? What’s something we have been putting off that we could do right now? What are we energized for in the next week?