Life is the most difficult thing we will ever do, and for many of us, it is only getting harder
High Fiber Thoughts are short, substantial ideas designed to help people choose and pursue the life that they want. Each piece is a single chewable concept, with enough “fiber” to require real thinking and catalyze meaningful change
Carefully considered perspectives that invite reflection rather than dictate actions
Small practical or mental shifts that can add up to meaningful change
Frameworks and mental models to help you act with intention and clarity
A question to chew on If we lived knowing that the happiness of our successes…
A question to chew on If you received the benefit today, would you be willing…
A question to chew on How many things are more important for us to consider…
A question to chew on Is the map you’ve drawn for your life reflective of…
Thought Partner
My passion is helping people move from living life by default to living it by design. I want to help guide others through journeys of honest self-reflection and critical thinking so they can choose, and actively pursue, the life they truly desire
“Conviction is the risk inherent to self-examination.”
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Have an idea, reflection, or perspective that could help others think more deeply?
We’d love to hear from you!
Please send your thought by email to andrew.h@highfiberthoughts.com with the following information:
Your identity will be kept anonymous and we will do our best to work with you to publish your idea!
We welcome original, respectful, and reflective writing that encourages people to slow down, think clearly, and live more deliberately. Submissions should not be promotional, hateful, offensive, or self-serving. Please note that you will not be entitled any ad (or other) revenue generated by your submission, though compensation may be considered under extraordinary circumstances.
Please expect edits / workshopping as part of the submission process. All articles will be held to the same standards, and we reserve the right to reject any submission, though we will not do so summarily.
