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Consumption is underrated.
“Create. Don’t consume.” Do you hear this mantra as much as I do? Does it get under your skin too? Behind every hour of good writing is at least 10 hours of reading. Every great writer I’ve known is a voracious reader. Every great musician I’ve known
You are more interesting than you think.
I’m guessing you’re a generalist, because most people are. But the online content-consumption machine seems to reward those who make their personalities all about one thing. I believe that’s a distracting, unhelpful remnant of the first 29-ish years of the web — minus the first five
How to Enjoy What Doesn’t Exist
I entered my dog’s guitar rig for an episode of the always-hilarious Rate or Roast My Rig. I’m deep into the part of each fiscal quarter when I’m spending 100% of my time writing for others. So, I’ll keep this issue short on commentary. I’
How Spring Break Broke
Taking a step back from the photo everyone else is taking is way more interesting. Same goes for life. As anyone could have predicted, I didn’t do the traditional spring break very well. It only made me want to publish more — but in different ways. I got fired up