I shouldn’t write this article. It doesn’t do me any favors with my fellow liberals. And presumably, snarkier versions of this article have been written by conservatives who wish to decry everything wrong with us. I’m not sure I’m helping myself or the discourse. But… for my own sake and…

Well, I turned 30 and I have a blog, so this feels obligatory. Most of the time, I find these lists cringey. That’s because they can be too self-aggrandizing. But… I don’t have anything to brag about or sell you. …

It’s a new year when many have decided to (finally) get serious about their fitness and commit to an exercise routine. There are a lot of reasons that by February, most of those people have fallen off. One underrated reason that people fail to stick to it is that they…

I did this exercise last year and I found it both comforting and motivating as I reflected on what went right and what went wrong. So I’m at it again. This is one of the more personal things I write and I do spend a while creating it, so enjoy! Recap …

Everybody wants to catch the next big wave. We place a lot of value on being right about the future. Some of the highest-paid people are either good at predicting, building, or influencing the future. …

Vaccine mandates are coming. As the FDA inches towards full approval and ICU’s refill with COVID patients — employers, colleges, and parts of the gov’t are going to start requiring vaccination. Amongst the vaccine-hesitant people I’ve come across, there’s a strong sense of “freedom” behind their reasoning. Free to not…

We all have to make decisions. Some are small, like what to eat. Some are big, like where to live. Ultimately, we are responsible for choosing how to spend our limited time. To help make these decisions, and to avoid living life on auto-pilot — it’s good to clear on…

I was recently inspired by one of my favorite writers to think about what “ideas” have been the most impactful for me. Since writing is just a thinking exercise, I thought a breakdown of my own would help coalesce my personal philosophy and help expand others. Here are 8 ideas…

I’ve long been interested in the science of decision-making. We make hundreds of them every day, yet we often don’t think about the processes behind them. There are times when decisions feel so right, so clear that we don’t even have to think about them. …