#100Days of Writing

• Writing For 100 Days
• Some Admirable Startups
• Eventually The Fist Unclenches
• What My Mother Taught Me*
• The Avalanche of Parenthood*
• Product Focussed Founders
• Dreams of Sullivan County
• Welcome To The Surf Club
• The Broken Shapes of Government
• The Essential Guide To Nicolas Jaar
• Every Day A Masterpiece
• We’re Not Taking The Call*
• What Would a Good Dad Do?
• The (Surprisingly) Essential Dad Stuff
• Momentum Is Everything*
• Every Two Hours
• Closing The First Loop*
• Snippets of Nothingness*
• A Better Australia*
• The Waiting
• Your Self-Control Is Limited
• The Case For Amazing Twitter
• Courage, Vulnerability, & Self-Awareness
• Chaos, Optimism, & Enthusiasm
• Moving Pieces of the World Around
• I Miss New York
• Is Music Getting Worse Or Am I Getting Old?
• What I Want For My Son*
• Let’s Make Better Bathrooms
• Thinking About Writing A Book
• 11 Cliches That Aren’t True For Me
• What Real Men Do*
• Tech-Life Fails The Bechdel Test*
• So Much Great Stuff
• Will
• What To Make of the Mass of Uncertainty
• Hierarchy of Priority*
• Not Everyone Gets To Play The Lottery
• Coolness Is Having The Courage To Do What’s Right
• The Fraudulence of Certainty
• From Offense To Defence*
• Blocked
• You Are What You Repeatedly Do
• What You Do Not Bring Forth
• My Ten Favourite Kinds of YouTube Videos
• I Love The Internet
• 12 Little Requests For The @Medium Team
• No-One Knows What They Want
• 10 Things To Do In The Next 10 Minutes
• Halfway…
• In America, You Choose To Go To The Moon*
• Explain It To Me Like I’m A Six-Year-Old*
• Twenty-Five Times Running Shoe Designers Lost Their Freaking Minds
• Every Conversation Runs Four Ways
• Wirecutter Reviews Reviews
• How Sensitive Is Your Scale?
• Entering The Uzonium
• Marry Who You Love*
• Mountain Dew Mouth Is Fun For You
• We Live In The Future*
• The Best Parenting Advice So Far
• For Naming Things
• On Father’s Day, 2015*
• Matthew
• Grandpa
• The Ruby Cafe Conundrum
• Airbnb’s Brilliant Life-Test Question*
• Flipping The Life Change Score
• What It Feels Like To Run A Marathon
• The Time A San Francisco 49er Saved My Laptop In New Zealand
• How Much Do You Tolerate?*
• Fame Is Perpetuated Mythology
• Unexpected Joy On The Road To Fatherhood*
• Mind Games To Conquer Fear
• The Worst You’ll Ever Be*
• The Most Awesome Sporting Experience of My Life
• Getting Good At Cities II
• Leadership Vs. Management*
• In The Presence of Greatness
• 1 Weird Thing That Stops Me Exercising
• Making The Right Menu Decision
• What It’s Really Like
• What I Said In My Wedding Speech*
• Albums That Have Changed My Life
• Three Staggering Stories Of Loss*
• Downward Creative Arcs
• Surrealism Is More Than Melting Clocks
• We Don’t Love Cities, We Love Streets
• The Best Cities Are Frictionless
• The Letter I Wrote To My Investors When We Sold Sessions
• What To Look For In People*
• My Biggest Mistake as a Founder*
• Building a Pile of Solved Problems*
• Being Cheerful About Difficulties
• Psychological Foundations for A Better Life
• Don’t Talk About Your Love In Public*
• Location As Identity*
• Living An Excellent Life
• 48 Hours With The Apple Watch
• Montage of Heck

I live a better life when I write but I seem to find an unlimited number of ways not to do it.

Inspired by Elle Luna and @msg and Casey Neistat’s daily vlogs, I’m going to commit to writing every day for #100 days.

I’m encouraged by the legendary William Zinsser:

“Ultimately, the product any writer has to sell is not the subject being written about, but who he or she is. I often find myself reading with interest about a topic I never thought would interest me — some scientific quest, perhaps. What holds me is the enthusiasm of the writer for their field.”

That’s certainly true of the writers love and the writer I aspire to be.