Dear Baby Boomers,
I’ve heard you talking. You’re scared.
You hate my generation.
You look around at us, and all you see is a group of semi-literate, Ritalin addicts who can’t put down their phones long enough to participate in a face to face conversation consisting of anything more than 140 characters. We possess no work ethic, and [...]
I’m writing this post partly for me, but mostly for someone else.
Part of me thinks I shouldn’t write this, because making my personal life fairly public can risky. The last thing I want is a bunch of pity comments from people trying to sympathize with a situation they know nothing about. (That’s why comments have [...]
Last Friday I had the opportunity of meeting (and listening to) Seth Godin.
As expected, his presentation was amazing. Details to come.
Dear internet,
I’m sorry it’s been so long since I said hello… I’ve been busy having the Best. Week. Ever.
For starters, I had what the worldly would call a kick-ass presentation at work. One of the things I’ve noticed after spending a few years working in a corporate environment is that people are generally weak and [...]
I love seen what Google recommends from time to time. Today, I wanted to see what people regret… here’s what I found. Kind of disappointing if you ask me.
Yesterday I learned that the way you perform mundane, everyday tasks can demonstrate the way you live your life as a whole. As I thought about it on my way to school this morning, I experienced some sort of parable-like epiphany.
When I go shopping (even if I decide to make an organized list beforehand) I [...]
I feel like I’m trapped in the middle.
Tomorrow I’m going to be participating in this:
vs.
Noam would be proud.
“Sports plays a societal role in engendering jingoist and chauvinist attitudes. They’re designed to organize a community to be committed to their gladiators.”
-Noam Chomsky