Eminem’s progression as a rapper.

My last review was me getting out the slump thanks to Eminem’s album so here I’d like to outline my review of the album:

Preface

As I said before, the album is amazing. It’s simply fire, but it’s from a new angle…

Theory of tools

Recently, I started shaving with a Merkur HD “Classic” (pictured above). I started to realize the experience I got from using this…

Retelling story-telling

Media is the most adaptive, competitive, and emotionally-captivating industry we’ve ever known.

My version of the evolution in media (Space-shifted means that the audience is away from the location of the production. Similarly, time-shifted means the audience…

Finding your passion.

I apologize that I’ve broken my promise of one post per week. These last two weeks, I’ve been doing some things I would normally shy away from, but I’m happy as I’ve made new mistakes, had more experiences, made new/better friends, and re-inspired myself for the future. Part of the last…

Focused Execution Sky-rockets Success!

Recently, I’ve been looking at television advertisements with the intent of understanding the company’s understanding of the strengths of their own products.

Mentorship!

Over the course of the past few weeks, I’ve been serving as a mentor to first-time entrepreneurs. It’s been an amazing experience that’s teaching me more than I’ve returned. Mostly, it’s helped solidify some of my hypotheses about startups, entrepreneurs and business development but it’s also helped humble…

Intimidate through awesomeness!

Continuing my informal series (or unseries…) of competition and pursuit of overall greatness, I present: intimidation via awesomeness.

Recently, I’ve been thinking about totally annihilating competitors. Rather than just mitigate their potential, I…

My rules

tell the truth.
I’ve realized that almost every time that I’m lying, I’ve knowingly made an avoidable mistake. Other times I lie, I’m dealing with ignorance. Now, as I make a decision, I wonder “Will I be forced to lie about this?” With this method, I find that I force out simpler ideas that have understandable…