
If you opened today’s newsletter and thought, Wow, Yamini really loves Marie Kondo, youâre not wrongâbut not that much. Somewhere between draft and send, my email turned into a loop. ï»ż
So yes, I accidentally served you the storytelling version of a stuck record. Thanks for sticking with me. Letâs call it an experimental format. Bold. Postmodern. Repetitive in a very intentional way (it wasnât).
The irony? I had just finished telling you that people connect more with flaws than perfection. Then I gave you four identical paragraphs about clutter. You canât make this stuff up!
Thanks for giving me grace.
I promise I’m learning… slowly, imperfectly, but learning.
Warmest wishes,
Yamini đ ï»ż
PS. Yes, you’re hearing from me twice in one day. But hey, at least itâs not four times. Letâs call that progress.
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