The Creative Secret: Quantity Over Quality — And Commitments
I promise I’m not writing this because I have a deadline.
3 Incredible Reads From 2013 That Will Change The Way You See The World
Everyone knows that reading is important, and most of us wish we did more of it.
Snark Attack: Our Destructive Online Ritual
There is nothing to be learned from the tragic rise and fall of public men that we see on blogs. That is not their function. Their degradation is mere spectacle that blogs use to sublimate the general anxieties of their readers. To make us feel better by hurting others. To stress that the people we’re reading about are freaks, while we are normal.
The Case For Putting Product In Your Hair, And Other Matters Of Life & Death
I recently grew my hair out a little differently. Yeah, I know that’s a weird thing to start an article with,…
8 Simple Yet Illuminating Rules To Live By From The World’s Greatest Deep Sea Diver
If an undertaking was easy, someone else already would have done it.
A Revolution In My Pants
We’ve all had to try to sneakily adjust–or worse, sat there and pretended it wasn’t torture–because that’s what guys do. Does it really have to be that way?
A Lesson From The World’s Worst Week
The mean in life, we must never forget, is punctuated bursts of violence and destruction and someone else’s whim.
The One Trick People Who Love Their Jobs Know, While Others Continue Grinding It Out In Obscurity
Good stuff is the ultimate scarcity. And the market for it is basically infinite.
The Right (And Wrong) Way To Market A Book
Books last because they have a unique voice, solve a common problem, and stand the test of time, not because of something as ephemeral as a trending topic.
You Can Be Good At More Than One Thing
Being really good at one thing is incredibly hard. Being really good at two things seems impossible. But being good at several things can actually make things easier.