You Don’t Need Logos
You don’t need logos to tell the world who you are.
You don’t need logos to tell the world who you are.
I am not the labels applied to me. I am me.
Asking yourself uncomfortable questions may keep you from speeding recklessly toward your goals, but it also ensures your goals are the correct ones.
Picture Hemingway. Or Thoreau. Or Virginia Woolf. The idea is to get in your head the image of an author; someone from before the computer. Before the transistor, even. Someone who has only been featured in black-and-white photos or sepia-toned…
This piece was originally featured in Let’s Know Things, a free, irregularly published email in which I discuss a topic and do my best to explain it concisely in historical, present, and future context. A piece in WIRED magazine focusing…
There’s no avoiding opportunity costs, but you can make them bear more fruit, for you, and for others.
One needn’t choose between financial and creative fulfillment, so long as one considers carefully the work they do to pay the rent.
Relationships should not be about sacrifices — they should be about mutual support, admiration, and harmonious independence.
I don’t like coffee, but I will make myself appreciate it. For personal growth.
There are pros and cons to laws and social contracts, but how you deal with them is up to you.