The Narrative Fallacy
When I first moved to LA, I didn’t have enough money to buy a bed. I borrowed an IKEA futon and slept on the floor for almost two months. Now I know that you can get some really comfortable futons
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There are a million good reasons not to travel. I woke up with a bunch of them this morning. I was exhausted. My kids were fighting. My wife has been sick. It was ungodly hot—literally the hottest
How Your Daily Routine Can Turn Into Your Biggest Enemy
Routine and ritual are everything, including, if you’re not careful, a dangerous weakness. A few weeks ago, I got a letter — yes, an actual letter — from an NCAA player who will probably go pro. His
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The artist Marina Abramović has said that the moment we begin to believe in our own greatness, that we kill our ability to be truly creative. What she is talking about is ego — the way that
Seeing Opportunities Where Others See Obstacles
The story of Ulysses S. Grant at Vicksburg is the story of a central truth of history: that strength often becomes a weakness and weakness can be transformed into strength. The great strategist Saul