You know what’s hard? Facing the dreams and goals you never pursued. You know, the recurring idea that wafts into your mind at random as vibrant as ever. That warm feeling you get in your heart when you dream about what it would be like to X. Then, you’re slapped…

Two years ago, I was heavily dependent on outside opportunities to create a sense of purpose and fulfillment. A new job title. A profitable side hustle. Equity in someone’s startup. A speaking engagement. I latched onto opportunities and new projects, hoping THIS would be it. The stars would align, and…

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Oh wow! I've read a lot about productivity and retention, but I've never heard of the PARA model. Thank you so much for sharing! I particularly loved this bit: We need to capture the piece of information that spark something inside. These pieces can be solutions, perspective shifters, inspirations, or things that trigger something in our brains.Everything we capture should feel potent and urgent. Too often, we lose a good idea or something that fires us up in the midst of all the obligations, life tasks, and everyday decisions that constantly filter through our brains. What a fantastic way to measure the strength of an idea!

Oh man, that is so disappointing! I loved the SNES Pixel Book, and I'm VERY MUCH looking forward to the Art of Point and Click games book dropping this summer. Dedicated fans are some of the best ambassadors a company can ever get and nurturing their love of a game/studio/etc. can only ever help. Shame that some lose sight of this. Sending positive vibes to the Bitmap team, and I'm so grateful to them for capturing a medium I love (games) in a medium I love (books).

Wow! I was just watching a documentary about Yellowstone on Curiosity Stream and an episode was dedicated to studying life found in the hot springs. Anyway, love this article. I've always struggled with the command to "niche" your interests so they will "work" for you vs just going where your curiosity takes you. I've gone down some wild rabbit holes, but all of those experiences find a way to come together to make a unique, beautiful quilt in the end.

As cute as they are, babies are demanding little somebodies. Finding the time you need to take care of yourself can feel impossible, but self-care is so important–even when you’re adapting to life with a baby. …

You probably thought you would be walking down easy street when company policy said you could work from home after having a baby. Not only does it allow you to be present for your little one and not miss any milestones, but you can also save on daycare! If you’re…

I can’t talk about what first inspired me to write without addressing the numerous times I’ve had to drag myself back to the blank page after the desire to write was curb-stomped by external and internal forces. Officially, the desire to write emerged in 1st grade with a week-long class…