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I’ve been writing online for years, but I feel like I’m hesitating to show the real me. I have to remind myself to hold nothing back.

While fear told our ancestors what to avoid, in the modern world, fear guides us in the direction we should be heading.

Soon, I’m going to find myself with some time off from work, so I’m thinking about some future projects like reading more books.

This Week’s BIG Idea I recently installed a program called Rize on my computer. This time-tracking productivity tool lets you know how much time you spend on different apps. Rize used AI to categorize those apps into entertainment, writing, or search, for example. I’ve never been a big fan of time-tracking apps but they’re a

I created this newsletter because I wanted to share what’s new in my life. While doing things is important, doing nothing is as important.

Recently, I’ve been trying to replace mindless entertainment with learning new things. Here’s what I found out.

Lately, I’ve been looking for ways to replace television with something more educational, or as some people call it, edutainment.

While you don’t often hear about productivity and entertainment in the same sentence, the two ideas can go hand in hand.

I believe that the compound effect is one of the most powerful forces in the universe, but how does it work?

I take my time to read. Kevin Kelly once said, “When you find something you really enjoy do it slowly.” This is the power of slow reading.