Summary: The author feels worn out and wishes for rain to escape obligations he no longer enjoys. Reading and small habits like leaving his phone bring him back to life and calm. He hopes for an “inner rain” — a slow, gentle reset through small daily choices.
Reading feels like oxygen. It’s not for a goal anymore. I read because I want to feel alive again — to sit inside thought rather than scroll through fragments. (View Highlight)
James Clear writes in Atomic Habits that change isn’t about massive overhauls but small, consistent actions that align with who you want to become. Every decision, he says, is a vote for the kind of person you wish to be. (View Highlight)