Meditations on the Wisdom of Inaction

Meditations on the Wisdom of Inaction
A man sits quietly by a river in British Columbia, Canada. Taking no action is sometimes the best thing you can do. James Wheeler/pixabay.com
Chris Erickson
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I recently read an article published on The Art of Manliness that was written by one of my peers, Kyle Eschenroeder, a fellow writer and marketing director. The title of the piece was “Meditations on the Wisdom of Action,” and the main idea was that much of the confusion-driven anxiety that’s creating a feeling of meaninglessness in our society has a simple, one-step remedy: taking action.
Chris Erickson
Chris Erickson
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Chris Erickson is a combat veteran and former Green Beret with extensive experience deployed to various locations across the world. He now works in the communications industry. Follow him on Twitter at @EricksonPrime.
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