Join me as I navigate a self-imposed isolation in Fort Lauderdale, finding companionship in unexpected places. In this episode, I share a poignant letter from renowned neurologist and author Oliver Sacks, published in the New Yorker. Dated August 14, 1969, the letter captures Sacks' reflections during a unique period of his life, full of travel, friendships, and creative contemplation.
Sacks beautifully articulates the freedom of flight, the joy of reconnecting with nature, and the gentle turmoil of contemplating his book. He shares his emotions and thoughts with a dear friend, unraveling his yearning for a relationship that is meaningful yet not overwhelming. This letter offers a glimpse into the mind of a man on the verge of a creative leap, finding balance amidst life's chaos.

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