Why can’t this ever get easier? I desperately want to get this piece of writing done. I’m satisfied with the idea, and the way that I will execute it, but still I have a prickling in my stomach. I am nervous. When I think about what has to be done, and that I haven’t done it […]
It has been three years since I’ve toyed with this idea of opening a gym. First, I wanted to start it one way and then another and then eventually, I didn’t want to do it at all. I went from zero to sixty and back to zero every few days. Today, I am so excited
I’m fascinated by all there is to know about productivity, creativity and doing the work we love. So I’m pleased to share with you my first ‘featured-creative’ post in a long time: an interview with writer Chris Fox. Based in Mill Valley, California, Chris is the author of over thirty books (he’s not yet forty),
Writing 5000 words an hour. An interview with author Chris Fox – Red Lemon Club Read More »
With nearly 4 billion people now able to access the internet, it’s not surprising that people are becoming more aware of other countries’ styles and trends. People can now get a glimpse of how others live, dress, work, eat, and think, all without needing to travel. This means that people from areas both rural and
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We all feel bored sometimes. I feel it plenty. For some, it’s too often to be normal. In reality, boredom is a friendlier mask worn by it’s more domineering form: Fear. We’re surrounded by seemingly endless cures to this discomfort. Films, games, social media hits, stimulations of all shapes, tastes, and varieties. Often, because we
We all feel bored sometimes. I feel it plenty. For some, it’s too often to be normal. In reality, boredom is a friendlier mask worn by it’s more domineering form: Fear. We’re surrounded by seemingly endless cures to this discomfort. Films, games, social media hits, stimulations of all shapes, tastes, and varieties. Often, because we
Farm-to-table has become part of our lexicon over the last decade. More than just a phrase, it has come to define a movement and our expectation for fresh and local food. But in truth, the characteristics and flavors of the food on your plate are pre-determined even before they are planted in the fields. “The
How a Seed Company Grew Out of Chef Dan Barber’s Desire for More Flavorful Food Read More »
I started a podcast last year to talk to people who have designed inspiring lives, who are successful doing work they love. What I wanted to understand is how do they do it. What are their tools, tactics, and tricks that can help inspire me and my listeners? How do these successful people deal with
5 Counterintuitive Lessons From 5 Very Creative and Successful People Read More »
Have you ever sat staring at the blinking cursor on your blank computer screen wishing words would magically appear? While planted in your seat you hear the nagging voice inside your head scolding you. It sounds eerily like your third grade teacher Mrs. Barry. So much so that you see her eyes narrow as she
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Monday night, Warriors head coach Steve Kerr did not coach the game against the Phoenix Suns. Not because he was sick or injured. But because he decided to run an experiment: He let the players coach instead. The Warriors have been struggling over the last few weeks–they’ve lost games they shouldn’t have lost to teams
Every Boss Should Take This 1 Strategy From Warriors Coach Steve Kerr’s Playbook Read More »
