The Main Thing I Learned after Three Months Of Traveling
You want more than you have and have more than you need.
(Apparently, I also learned how to write the shortest blog post in existence)
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Follow Your Bliss(ters)
Joseph Campbell led an ordinary life, until he followed one of his great interests: he loved myths of old. What really got him going was reading all about these stories our ancestors told. This lit a burning question in him: why do we as a species tell stories – and why
Startup Stories – The Greatest Leverage Is Yourself
Startups are the most intense way of testing your idea in reality, because you will get the most truthful feedback from a merciless entity: the free market. But startups aren't just great at testing out your idea. They're also phenomenal in testing yourself. If a company
Startup Stories – The Number One Startup Skill
It's my first rodeo working for a startup, and I'm struggling to stay in the saddle. Everything, everywhere, all at once. Tasks come in from left and right. I don't know where to start. But then I remember something I've used multiple
How Studio Ghibli Helped A Child Of Divorce
I was only a kid when I almost drowned in a vortex of confusion. There's never a great time for parents to divorce. But as the American scientist Erica Komisar found out, there are worse times. The worst by far is when the child is between eleven and