Values, Passions, Goals: A Primer
In my last post, I told you that I’d show you how I go about considering my values and passions. What tools and exercises I’ve… Read More »Values, Passions, Goals: A Primer
Silence your Outer Critic
Critics are worthless. It’s a known thing. Teddy Roosevelt said it best: “It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out… Read More »Silence your Outer Critic
Talent is a Lie
In the living room of where I grew up, we had a piano. Every night, my mom would play pop songs or stuff she heard… Read More »Talent is a Lie
Bloom Late
There are few things that I find more despicable and pernicious than the idea of a “late bloomer.” To be fair, a lot of that… Read More »Bloom Late
A Note on Minimalism in the Pursuit of Process
In February of 2000, the small wooden house I shared with 2 college friends burnt to the ground. Went up like a matchbook. My clothes,… Read More »A Note on Minimalism in the Pursuit of Process
The Internet, The Polymath, and the (hopeful) Death of Specialization
Pardon me while I speculate wildly. I was at a work conference earlier this year. The theme was around disruptive and continual innovation, and to… Read More »The Internet, The Polymath, and the (hopeful) Death of Specialization
In Defense of Killing your Chickens
We raise chickens. Not many. We have 3 left at the moment. Well, I guess 2 now. Not really for eating, but for eggs, and… Read More »In Defense of Killing your Chickens
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