How to Make Progress Towards Your Goals: A Check In on My New Productivity Method
Consistency is the number one ingredient to being successful—eventually.
Consistency is the number one ingredient to being successful—eventually.
My students would keep me in the loop, right? They wouldn’t just say things and then refuse to explain them to me.
Minutes after it concludes, six Letterboxd reviews ranging from half to one-and-a-half stars appear in rapid succession.
At the outset of my twenties I needed a lot.
Most normal people just kind of age out of the media they like and stop thinking about it, but you are not a normal person.
I think my brain panics and freezes between political fighting and ephemeral flighting.
It’s hard to know how much help is mine to give.
Improv isn’t always about comedy.
When I was a kid, I had a vision of a cafe that I would open someday. It was a warm place, a place that looked like autumn but felt like summer.
Maybe leaning into lazy writing backfired?