I’ve decided that my content doesn’t have to be serious. The more serious I make my newsletters, my videos, my streams, the more detached they become from who I am sometimes. I’m the kind of person who gets in his own way a lot.That sentence alone speaks to my point. On a small whiteboard in […]
I’m afraid of how long it’ll take to get the world in shape again Like many this year, my life has changed in lots of ways, for better, and for worse. I started school again—just paid my $4500 tuition for the first time (lookame go, Mom!). Seriously though, university has loomed ahead of me the
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It’s hard to catch a grip on this spinning world. Even when one’s caught, it’s missed. Recently unemployed, a chunk from my life fell out and scattered everything with it. To put this over-the-top, I bent my shoulder climbing a counter a few days ago. It doesn’t bend nice, and I won’t be able to
Something I’m learning to do right now is how to continuously find solace in the present. I like to think of it as threading a needle. Trying to find that space, the door between the rubble, the light that ends the tunnel, threading the needle is finding the way, but to find the way, we
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There was a city the size of a street corner, and a man who its people gave everything to. Citizens tumbled away their lives in shoppes, bakeries, and service centers. It was a market below and quarters above. And atop was a peasant who did nothing but to who they gave everything to. He held