by Joel Mwakasege I sent a letter like this every Tuesday on my private email list.
Every day when I wake up, I always think of what I should do next to become successful.
Every generation has its heroes, and American pop culture has created some big ones for the last two generations. For Baby Boomers, that hero was John…
What Money Can’t Buy — 1: Economic Prepositions
I recently read Michael J. Sandel’s What Money Can’t Buy: the Moral Limits of Markets. The book stirred up ideas…
Last weekend, a chef friend from Chicago visited specifically to hear Mother Jones’ panel…
There are days where I draw a blank and don’t know what to write about. Then there are days where I don’t know if I’m supposed to do something else with my life.
We all doubt ourselves at one point or another and some of us, do it often. I don’t think it’s preventable, it just how…
An excerpt from an article originally published in Prospect, on March 14th 2013.
An excerpt from an article originally published in Prospect magazine, on March 4th, 2014.
It never occurred to me where procrastination comes from. Why do all my close friends procrastinate? Better yet, why do all my peers procrastinate?
Does one’s mind ever stop racing or is it a continuos cycle? When does the movement end so that the happiness can begin? We have just moments of happiness before our minds wander to when the next arrival of…
The thoughts that encapture my mind are overwhleming and vast. Tid bits of information pertaining to various to do lists swarm in my membrane, buzzing together, huddled into a small group; growing by the nano second and just as fast, they disperse with the quickness to every crevice of my inner brain.
Humble beginnings
Immigrants from a far off land
Seek a place to make their own
To find a place where they belong
You settle