Greg Wright | Eunoia Bloom
@eunoiabloom.com
Practicing beautiful thinking and goodwill in the middle of the modern pressure cooker. I share my game plans for building a life of competence, stability, and focus when the world feels loud and overwhelming.
We are living through a crisis of conviction. Most people have traded their spine for the comfort of the dopamine feed. They don't have principles; they have reactions. Here is why having a spine is the only path to real autonomy. 1/6
January 19, 2026 at 9:10 PM
We are living through a crisis of conviction. Most people have traded their spine for the comfort of the dopamine feed. They don't have principles; they have reactions. Here is why having a spine is the only path to real autonomy. 1/6
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The #Stoic philosopher Epictetus and the #BhagavadGita recommend essentially the same solution to anxiety: shift your focus from what you can't control (the outcome, or what the Gita calls the fruit of action) to what you can control (your effort to do the right thing).
January 18, 2026 at 3:31 PM
The #Stoic philosopher Epictetus and the #BhagavadGita recommend essentially the same solution to anxiety: shift your focus from what you can't control (the outcome, or what the Gita calls the fruit of action) to what you can control (your effort to do the right thing).
Dr. King was a realist who knew that freedom isn't a gift. It’s a craft.
He understood that beautiful thinking (Eunoia) is the only way to build a movement that outlasts the noise. Today, don't just scroll past the holiday. Use it as a reminder that your autonomy is your most valuable asset.
He understood that beautiful thinking (Eunoia) is the only way to build a movement that outlasts the noise. Today, don't just scroll past the holiday. Use it as a reminder that your autonomy is your most valuable asset.
January 19, 2026 at 7:42 PM
Dr. King was a realist who knew that freedom isn't a gift. It’s a craft.
He understood that beautiful thinking (Eunoia) is the only way to build a movement that outlasts the noise. Today, don't just scroll past the holiday. Use it as a reminder that your autonomy is your most valuable asset.
He understood that beautiful thinking (Eunoia) is the only way to build a movement that outlasts the noise. Today, don't just scroll past the holiday. Use it as a reminder that your autonomy is your most valuable asset.
Subtraction is a form of focus.
If you leave your workspace in chaos tonight, you are carrying that Environmental Debt straight into your Saturday morning. Your brain can’t shut down if your environment is still screaming at you to do work.
If you leave your workspace in chaos tonight, you are carrying that Environmental Debt straight into your Saturday morning. Your brain can’t shut down if your environment is still screaming at you to do work.
January 16, 2026 at 4:30 PM
Subtraction is a form of focus.
If you leave your workspace in chaos tonight, you are carrying that Environmental Debt straight into your Saturday morning. Your brain can’t shut down if your environment is still screaming at you to do work.
If you leave your workspace in chaos tonight, you are carrying that Environmental Debt straight into your Saturday morning. Your brain can’t shut down if your environment is still screaming at you to do work.
Your messy environment is a physical manifestation of your internal chaos. If you can’t control your desk, you’ll never feel like you’re in control of your career or your finances. Here is why the clutter is killing your focus. 1/5
January 15, 2026 at 11:24 PM
Your messy environment is a physical manifestation of your internal chaos. If you can’t control your desk, you’ll never feel like you’re in control of your career or your finances. Here is why the clutter is killing your focus. 1/5
If a wellness routine requires a 10-page manual and three different apps to execute, it isn't a recovery plan. It is a distraction. You don't need to optimize your rest. You just need to rest. Subtraction is the only game plan that actually clears the mental rust.
January 14, 2026 at 10:53 PM
If a wellness routine requires a 10-page manual and three different apps to execute, it isn't a recovery plan. It is a distraction. You don't need to optimize your rest. You just need to rest. Subtraction is the only game plan that actually clears the mental rust.
I’ve realized that most wellness routines are just hustle culture wearing a yoga outfit. If your morning routine makes you feel guilty when you skip a step, it isn't helping you; it is just another source of performance burnout. I'm choosing subtraction over optimization today.
January 14, 2026 at 12:28 AM
I’ve realized that most wellness routines are just hustle culture wearing a yoga outfit. If your morning routine makes you feel guilty when you skip a step, it isn't helping you; it is just another source of performance burnout. I'm choosing subtraction over optimization today.