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State Of The Apps 2022
It’s time to review the apps and tools I have relied on the most over the past year. Here’s...
It’s time to review the apps and tools I have relied on the most over the past year. Here’s...
As we get older, it’s easy to think our moment has passed. But maybe our moment in history is...
You’ve probably seen the news. Twitter is in turmoil. Since Elon Musk took over on October 27th there’s been...
The self-help literature encourages us to have a clear sense of purpose. But defining our mission isn’t always easy....
The past few weeks have taught me a lot about grief, regret, and how to build a time machine.
In amongst moving house and travelling I managed to read the following four books in July
After a little less than 3 years I’m leaving London. To say it’s been odd is an understatement.
I read much less in June than in previous months this year. But at least one of the two...
“Do it every day” is a simple motto for creativity. It might even be simplistic. But it’s helped me...
Much of internet culture was built on the idea that curation was as important as content creation. This was...
Here’s my latest reading list from the month of May, with some poetry, memoir, art history, and brain science.
Art is transformative. Nowhere is this more evident than in the idea of sympathetic magic which can help us...
WOOP – or Wish, Outcome, Obstacle, Plan – is a powerful evidence-based strategy for helping you stick to and...
New technology is tempting – but often unaffordable, in terms of either time or money. So, how should we...
All the books I finished in April 2022.
Daddy’s Home is the latest album from St. Vincent. At first I wasn’t impressed by this surprisingly retro release...