It may seem like knowledge workers favor outsourcing all menial tasks to give them time to make more money, but my unpopular opinion is that things like actually going into a grocery store to shop, ironing your own clothes, cooking and cleaning aren’t things to always automate or outsource. ...

Anything worth doing is worth doing well, but sometimes there’s a fork in the road that means you have to leave a project in your past. I strongly believe that the way you leave things also matters just as much as how you behaved while doing the thing. Ideally how I want to leave projects is: ...

I haven't read as much as i could this year, so thought it would be good to do a dump of everything I have going on on the book front, just to keep track somewhere outside my head. Read recently Lateral thinking, Ed de Bono: Long, arduous read that slowed my reading pace for months, but great ...

I see a lot of people online asking others who’ve demonstrated some mark of mastery in an area to be their mentor. Now a mentor can provide numerous advantages, especially when they’ve been directly involved in the thing you’re pursuing, so this isn’t an attempt to argue otherwise. Let’s face ...

I grew up going for a long time without people close to me passing, so death of loved ones was always this far fetched thing for me, but in the last 2 years I’ve lost two uncles, and an uncle’s wife, people who were all part of my growing up in some shape or form. Most people my age have lost ...