2023 in Review: fix qualifiers by inlining them

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site/journal/2023/2023 in Review/Professional.md

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     This year was *wild* for me professionally. I started the year cautiously optimistic… and ended it by quitting my job and moving on in open source.
 
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 This year was *wild* for me professionally. I started the year cautiously optimistic:

site/journal/2023/2023 in Review/Reading.md

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     I read a lot in 2023—far more than in recent years, and all good or very good books at that!
 
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 This year I finally read all the books I planned to—and then some! At the end of the year, I finished 31  works of nonfiction and 12  this year. I write “finished”, rather than “read”, in the name of pedantic accuracy. Most of the books on [this year’s list](https://v5.chriskrycho.com/library/reading-list/#2023) were books I read start to finish this year, but not all. A fair number of those were books I had started before this year—in two cases as far back as 2020!—and only got across the finish line in 2023. I was glad to get them across the finish line, though! For a few weeks in November and December, I was texting one of my friends an updated count every few days of how many books I was “actively” reading still. The fact that my count is now 8 is a triumph: at various points in the year it was close to 20!

site/journal/2023/2023 in Review/Rest of Life.md

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     Music, photography, health and fitness, and church life—a full year, and a good one, in these areas, with a lot of growth.
 
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 This entry in my 2023 in review is a smörgåsbord, covering everything I have *not* covered in the other parts of the series: music, photography, health and fitness, and church.

site/journal/2023/2023 in Review/Sabbatical Report.md

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     I had a great sabbatical, accomplishing many of my goals and delightfully reworking my office along the way.
 
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site/journal/2023/2023 in Review/Writing and Speaking.md

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     Writing 70,000 words, publishing a half dozen videos to YouTube, and giving exactly zero talks.
 
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site/journal/2023/2023 in Review/_index.md

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     Reflecting on 2023: a year where I quit my job at LinkedIn, wrote a lot, composed a lot of music, and—most happily—rolled with life as it came.
 
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