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Surviving modern life
Everything. Everything is trending.
Last week, the New York Times ran an interview with former Yahoo! CEO Marissa Mayer (NY Times gift link), who was talking about her new company, Dazzle. It offers an AI assistant that learns a user’s pre...
Live from Wherever You Are Right Now
A typical fall Sunday in Chicago? Maybe.
The other night, I was babysitting some young relatives, and I watched Saturday Night Live and SNL UK clips on YouTube after they fell asleep. The new UK version, which was launched last year, was...
A Little Reading for Mid-October
Jackson Lamb, simultaneously the worst and best boss ever.
We finished watching Season 6 of Slow Horses, on Apple TV, last night. I’ve read all the books, so I think I know what happens next season, but the show and the books diverge in se...
Everyone has money problems
Recently, Goldman Sachs Asset Management released its annual retirement survey, which included the finding that 36% of people making more than $300,000 per year were living paycheck to paycheck. Shortly thereafter came the news that the U.S...
It’s 5:00 am. Let them. Experiment.
This summer, I spent a lot of time mastering sudoku when I could have been doing a million other things. Eventually, I blocked it from my browser. As I was trying to figure out what to do with my magically newfound time, I heard about a boo...
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She/her. Curious about money, life, creativity, and and and. #AmReading #AmWriting #ForDummies #Wrigleyville. Chicagoan originally from Ohio, with layovers in San Francisco, Chengdu, and Guadalajara. Lots of opinions, all of which are mine. 💜
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