Daily thoughts on unfucking your life.
I'd hire the engineer with the lower GPA.
At the start of this year, I destroyed my car. It ended up giving me one of the healthiest habits I've ever built.
Every morning, my bed tells me how well I slept.
There's a better caffeine — and your body already makes it.
Nothing great is built alone.
That half-second before you turn on the cold water? That's the flinch.
My first standing desk was a stack of books.
You spend about a third of your life asleep. Most people never try to get better at it.
To really understand a culture, you have to speak its language.
Your brain can't focus in the same place it goes to relax.
I barely type anymore.
The statue is already inside the block. You just have to remove everything that isn't it.
This month I became vegetarian — and not for the reasons you might expect.
There's a whole field of flowers in a spoonful of honey.
You start the day with no noise, no distractions, no phone. The question is how long you keep it that way.
Modern life gave us a lot of good things. It also quietly added plastic in your bloodstream.
I made a new rule for myself recently: no phone in the bathroom.