Blog Posts
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I Almost Skipped This Week
Some weeks, the motivation just isn’t there—and nothing even feels wrong. This post dives into that feeling, why it shows up more after college, and what it actually means to keep going anyway.
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Working From Home at Your First Job: How to Stay Productive Without Losing Your Mind
Starting your first job working from home sounds like the dream—no commute, flexible hours, and your own space. But without structure and discipline, remote work can quickly derail productivity. Here are a few key habits to help you stay focused, build trust, and make the most of the flexibility.
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The Dilemma of the ‘Modern Renaissance Man’
After graduation, life opens up with endless possibilities. You can pursue many interests, careers, and passions—but that freedom comes with a dilemma. The Modern Renaissance man may gain range and adaptability, yet often struggles with specialization, major life decisions, and finding a clear tribe. In this post, we explore the tension between breadth and mastery—and…
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Read Something! Why Books Still Matter After College
Most people stop reading after graduation. But when the structure disappears, growth becomes optional. Here’s why reading after college still matters—and five books that can sharpen your thinking, career, and perspective.
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The 6pm Crossroads: How to Win Back the Evening
Most weeknights are decided at 6pm — the moment you walk through the door and reach for your phone. In this post, I break down the 3–2–2 rule to help you structure your evenings with passive nights, tighten up nights, and intentional nights — so you stop drifting and start building.
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7 minutes -
99 Things to Do Instead of Scrolling Social Media
We’ve all done it—opened our phone for one second and somehow lost 45 minutes. Instead of quitting social media entirely, what if you just had better options? Here are 99 simple, realistic things you can do instead of scrolling—ranging from low-energy resets to productive wins and creative outlets.
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Frankenstein Mentors: The Powerful Formula for Early Career Momentum
What if you don’t need one perfect mentor—just the right traits from different people? Learn how building “Frankenstein Mentors” can accelerate your growth by combining strengths in thinking, communication, execution, balance, and career strategy.
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I Didn’t Choose ‘Expert’ Level, But Here We Are
Life doesn’t always let you choose the difficulty level. Here’s how to stay on track, build mental toughness, and keep progressing—even when life suddenly switches to ‘expert’ mode.
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Living Alone: What No One Tells You About That First Year
Living alone is exciting, quiet, lonely, empowering, and formative—all at once. Here’s what no one tells you about that first year on your own.
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Why You Need to Host More Post-Grad Dinners
Hosting a simple dinner in your 20s can create deeper friendships, more presence, and meaningful connection without the pressure of a special occasion. After hosting a small dinner for friends, I realized how powerful slowing down around a table can be. This post explores why hosting matters — and how to do it without overthinking.
Estimated read time:
9 minutes
