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The Fight Against Imposter Syndrome
I touched on this briefly in my last blog, but I wanted to dig deeper. This blog is essentially a slightly more polished version of my private journal anyway, so… Read more.
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The Iceberg of Success
Everyone sees the wins. Almost no one sees the years of failure, stress, and tradeoffs underneath. The iceberg of success is bigger than the highlight reel. Success is like an… Read more.
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American Killer Robots and Snake Oil: The Real AI Grift
From ‘The Day After’ to Y2K, panic always sells. Discover why Silicon Valley’s AI apocalypse narrative is just a PR scheme to kill competition. This has been dominating all of… Read more.
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The Screaming Clock of Mortality
The idea of Memento Mori, or “remember you will die,” is often romanticized as this magical countdown of serene surrender to death. The truth is much different. While I’m not… Read more.
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Big Energy, Small Stage: Why Gold Steps Belongs on Your Radar
A live review of Wisconsin indie pop-punk band Goldsteps at The Starlighter in San Antonio. From front-row energy and DIY tour grit to the undeniable charm of small music venues,… Read more.
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The Weight of Life’s Phases
Early morning thoughts and contemplations I’m up at 4am on Saturday finishing some of my paralegal work. I often do most of my work and writing at this time as… Read more.
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A Day at the Library
Seeking quiet at a library across town turns into a full sensory obstacle course. A slice-of-life dispatch covering forgotten earbuds, vintage Spirit Halloween memories, and people-watching far from home on… Read more.
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Friday Morning Musings
Things I think about when everyone is alseep I’m up around 4am which happens a lot. This is the time I do most of my blogging. I fall asleep around… Read more.
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The Evening Dispatch
I wanted to do a blog about taking it easy because I’ve been pushing myself pretty hard with this thing for the past couple of weeks, I think I made… Read more.
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Manifestation: Fantasy vs. Frequency
Why positive thinking without action fails. A candid look at the science of frequency, building capacity, and putting in the work to actually succeed. I’m still reading the Black Book… Read more.
