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I'm just thinking IneedcoffeeIneedcoffeeIneedcoffeeIneedcoffee Man, this picture makes me smile. Welcome to NY, Christine. Christine's one of my oldest friends. We met in middle school and took French classes together and didn't listen to our teacher whilst sitting in the back of the room and I would bring family sized bags of chips to class …
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May 5, 2019_Sunday To be happy for the rest of my life, no stops-- Not just in me because I'm human - fallible. I make mistakes, do stupid things. Think stupid things. Desire, the stupid things. Not in this world because we messed up. Not in treasures or people, because the treasures go and the …
I’ve been participating in thought leadership discussions these days and they’ve been immensely productive and awesome, and there are many amazing, visionary, and progressive people I get to meet on a regular basis, but I’ve also observed that there’s been a regular sub- current present in conversations that takes the form of low-key shitting on …
We all like to say we have values. We write them on our resumes, on our dating profiles, and shout them to our friends, but values are not the things we'd like to define ourselves by, they're what our practices and actions show. Show me your values. And if you can't, re-evaluate yourself and start …
Taking a page out of the book I am reading, Designing Your Life, by Bill Burnett and Dave Evans and examining where I am, according to their 4 metrics.
Morning reflections on entropy, inspired by a recent article I read in Farnam Street; "Truly understanding entropy leads to a radical change in the way we see the world. Ignorance of it is responsible for many of our biggest mistakes and failures. We cannot expect anything to stay the way we leave it. To maintain our health, relationships, careers, skills, knowledge, societies, and possessions requires never-ending effort and vigilance. Disorder is not a mistake; it is our default. Order is always artificial and temporary."
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