More Sense in Motion
I make more sense in motion, while experiencing new things and being forced off-balance. An excerpt from my new book, Come Back Frayed.
Set Your Defaults
We have so many powers we don’t utilize. Taking the time to figure out your needs, and how you might meet them, is an exercise very much worth your time.
Societies and Biomes
A rugged ecosystem requires diversity. Without that diversity, any system, large or small, becomes fragile.
Big Picturing
Money is wonderful, so long as you know why you want it.
Practical Philosophy
Many of our philosophies are labels and nothing more. Practical philosophy requires that we pay attention to our everyday actions.
Baseline
Set rational baselines so that you can be happy regardless of your circumstances, and all of life’s extras become enjoyable luxuries.
Scale
The more you know, the more you’re capable of enjoying.
It’s Easy
It’s easy to reinforce bias. It’s difficult to present ideas to those who are predisposed to be biased against them.
The One
The concept of ‘The One’ is harmful to our relationships, and keeps us from recognizing our own value.
Iceberging
We’re all infinitely complex individuals, and that makes the order in which we tell stories about ourselves all the more important.