Friday Finds Are Back!

After a short break, our Friday Finds (previously referred to as the Friday List) are back! I've rounded up some fantastic content I've been enjoying, and I hope you will too. As always, I'd love to hear what you're currently into, so share your recommendations in the comments!

This week's highlights include:

• "40 Lessons from Turning 40" by Victor: I've been a longtime reader of Victor's insightful newsletter, and his "40 lessons" post truly stands out. It's packed with wisdom worth revisiting. A few that particularly resonated with me are:

  • "Build rhythms that help you become who you’re trying to be. These are like scaffolding for your character,"

  • "Great leaders don’t have all the answers. They bring people together to wrestle with the right questions and then move forward," and

  • "Not everything you feel needs to be solved. Sometimes it just wants to be noticed."

    • Which lesson speaks to you the most?

      
      

• How to Stop Languishing and Start Finding Flow by Adam Grant: A timely read from a great thinker.

  

  
  

• DOWNTON ABBEY: THE GRAND FINALE – Official Teaser Trailer [HD]: I am incredibly excited for the final Downton Abbey film! The acting, sets, and storylines are always impeccably done. Save the date for September 12!

  
  

• "Hawaiian Roller Coaster Ride" (From "Lilo & Stitch"): This song is pure summer fun and an instant mood booster!

  
  

• 4 New Frappuccino Flavors Coming to Starbucks in July: Get ready for some new sips! I'm especially looking forward to the salted caramel mocha. Fingers crossed it lives up to the hype!

  
  

• 'They were adrenaline junkies': The remarkable all-female flying team that helped defeat the Nazis - with wooden planes: Learn about the remarkable all-female flying team that helped defeat the Nazis using wooden planes. The Germans called them die Nacht Hexen, the Night Witches. What an incredible story of courage and ingenuity.

  
  

• "If I Had a Heart" – VIKINGS // Anna Miilmann, Johan Karlström & Danish National Symphony Orchestra: I might have shared this one before, but it's just too good not to mention again.

  
  

• "Smile" // Johan Karlström & The Danish National Vocal Ensemble (Live): I love the beautiful melancholy and rich vocals in this piece.