8legs: Meg raby

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I’m Not Becoming Anything This Year, And That’s The Point

Meg Raby urges a quieter year focused on rest, presence, and authenticity rather than nonstop achievement.
She notes societal pressure to hustle, while acknowledging the pull of meaningful, slower living.
Raby emphasizes letting go of constant self-improvement and accepting who she is now as enough.
The piece links rest to well-being, recounting conversations about resting without guilt.
Raby argues for fewer social commitments and deeper community over quantity of events.
Her message is framed as a parenting and personal example for others watching.
The author describes a life that discourages constant self-optimization in favor of balance.
The narrative frames 2026 as a year to slow down within a culture of productivity.
Raby presents rest as a practice that can be radical and transformative.
The piece closes by inviting readers to rethink the measure of a successful year.

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