Working Assumptions
Tara SeshanExploring the frictions between our private and working selves
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Workshops over desktops
An installation view of sculptures by Ruth Asawa at David Zwirner, New York, 2017
Hello! I’m back to posting. Writing has always felt like turning on a garden spigot for me – it starts off sort of brown and sludgy and only gets good when I...
Why are we raising kids all alone?
Brice Marden, Chinese Dancing, 1994
A few of my friends are stressed-out young parents. They’ve done all the things society wants them to do (gotten married, bought apartments in nice cities, had children), but are in a state of such overw...
On language learning & a growth mindset
Rodney McMillian´s In This Land (2019)
I started learning Korean two and a half years ago. I have become obsessed with it. The process of language learning is so intellectually stimulating, since it involves memorization, skill building, c...
The Tara Seshan Canon
Brice Marden, Blue Sutra Drawing, 2010
One of my former colleagues is a cool and mysterious individual. When I started working with him, he’d casually drop references to esoteric philosophy papers and little-known fashion brands. At some p...
Let's not talk about founder mode.
Richard Shaw, Still life with Cobalt Tea Cup Jar, 1983
It’s not often that the Internet conspires to discuss the exact same topic all at once, but unfortunately that is exactly what happened last week. One of Paul Graham’s essays broke thr...
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Hip hop enthusiast masquerading as a San Francisco technologist. I write about building great software and the future of work. I make pancakes for my neighbors and dispense unsolicited fashion advice.
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