On the last Sunday of every month, I share recommendations to 4 thought-provoking things I read – or in some cases – listened to in the last month. 1. The pursuit of happiness is baked into the U.S. Declaration of Independence. As a country, we’re obsessed with seeking happiness. As this long read suggests, while we […]
What I’ve Been Reading: April Reading Recs
On the last Sunday of every month, I share recommendations to 4 thought-provoking things I read – or in some cases – listened to in the last month. This month’s post is loosely centered around professional development. 1. Doing things that don’t scale is common advice for startup founders. What many people don’t realize is it […]
Why I Write: Reflections on 8 Years Of Blogging
This month marks 8 years since I started this blog. I’ve been asking myself for awhile why do I keep showing up and writing here every single month. I’m not “an Internet celebrity.” And, this isn’t what pays the bills. I could stop blogging at any time, and I doubt many would even notice. My […]
There’s no such thing as a free lunch (and why I’m not planning on deleting Facebook)
A lot of people are upset about Facebook selling their data and using it against them. Some people are even taking it as far as to run Delete Facebook campaigns. My reaction to this latest scandal (and not the people all up in arms) could best be summed up by this gif. Sure, after hearing […]
What I’ve Been Reading: March Reading Recs
On the last Sunday of every month, I share recommendations to 4 thought-provoking things I read – or in some cases – listened to in the last month. Last month, I had a theme that tied all of the posts together – sales, negotiation and deal-making. This month’s posts are a bit more loose. 1. […]