My Digital Schrodinger's Cat

There is a special kind of shame that comes from staring at a simple task for an hour and doing absolutely nothing about it. Not because you do not know how to do it, or because your life is on fire, but because your whole system quietly refuses to move.... [Read More]

Twenty-five minutes at a time, because forever is too long. How a productivity system becomes a philosophy for accepting mortality. [Read More]

You’ve stared at the blinking cursor, willing your mind to behave. You’ve felt the sharpened edge of expectation — that you must be fixed before you’re useful. Let’s kill that myth now. Because the hard truth is: working, creating, contributing … you don’t need a pristine psyche to do it.... [Read More]

“Every new beginning comes from some other beginning’s end.” [Read More]