
Decolonizing thought leadership, rewilding self-improvement advice, and sharing my notes on life's greatest skill: how to think for yourself.
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Someone sent me this reader review of David Epstein’s Range; the review had me with its title, “Life’s a Crap Shoot.” Range is brilliant, and discusses how and why breadth beats depth, generalists win, quitting is strategic, and every high...
When I was stupid and 20-something, I had an editorial fellowship as a staff arts and culture writer for Seattle Weekly. Prior to this, I was the books editor and a freelance arts and culture writer for Portland, Oregon’s alt-weekly, Willam...
My first book, Can You Learn to Be Lucky? Why Some People Seem to Win More Often Than Others, came out eight years ago—August, 2018.
Despite having written book reviews and interviewed/befriended authors for years, I had no idea what actua...
Dear reader - I had the best of intentions: to get away for a few months and finish a draft of something. To write more posts. An article. An essay. In fact, I was fortunate enough to have an old friend offer me the use of her place in Marr...
When writing my first book, I had a dream of giving a TED talk. Think of early TED talks: a gloriously messy Malcolm Gladwell on an equally messy stage. The humor! Jill Bolte Taylor on her “stroke of insight.” The feels! Hans Rosling geekin...
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Anti-thought leader thought leader. Author of Making Numbers Count & Can You Learn to Be Lucky? & book #3 TBA. Resilience, publishing, data, behavioral science.
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