A great excerpt from a book I’m enjoying, “100 Truths You’ll Learn Too Late” by Luca Dellanna.

Was talking with my brother one morning and he said something profound to me, “Writing exposes.” Let me give you some context. We were talking about the different approaches to communication around the workplace and why we have so many meetings. For many people, the default mode of communication is

With the untimely passing of Michael K. Williams yesterday, probably most famous for his portrayal of Omar on The Wire, the world mourns. It’s funny how you can feel so close to someone you’ve never met or interacted with but even still, their spirit and energy fills up

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I just read a newsletter so good that instead of shipping my normal roundup of what to read, I’m just pointing you to it. The Weekend Briefing No. 394. [https://weekendbriefing.com/weekend-briefing-no-394/] From a content perspective, this is one of his better ones curation jobs. Top to bottom

What have you accomplished in your lifetime? Take a moment and make a list for yourself. . . . . So, what made the cut? What was on your list? * Was it going to college? * A past job? * A financial milestone? * Marriage? Kids? * Buying a home? I’m pretty sure all of your accomplishments

To plants, I was Jack the Ripper. They would shrivel at the thought of me. It wasn’t that I wasn’t trying. It was because I was trying too hard. I made all of the classic mistakes like overwatering, not being mindful of sunlight, and just getting the wrong

Topics About Nothing is a series of posts where I do a thought exercise about the banal aspects of my life. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In my first post, I’m tackling an everyday action that many of us do daily: setting the timer on the microwave. For today’s question, I’m

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