It was like 80 people. Half of their workforce

Wow, just stumbled upon this stunning mural! 🎨🌞

The vibrant colors and intricate design can brighten anyone’s day. As a lover of arts and murals, I’m in awe of the talent and effort put into this piece.

What do you see in this work of art? Share your thoughts below! 😍

#StreetArt #CreativityUnleashed

The ‘Biden clones’ people gotta be in shambles right now. If there ever was a time…

Black Swanday

Imagine people calling email a platform. That's how messed up our brains are today. Messed up by Web 2.0 and everything that came after it.

I should start using this platform more often. Too much noise elsewhere, better vibes over here 🤙🏼

I just had a co-worker DM me on Teams about #Bitcoin 👀 Ugh. I hate Teams.

“It’s art.” 🤙🏽

my 3 year old knows “real slim shady” thanks to wife. 😅

they nut like us

GM Nostr. 🌞

Holiday with the family starting tomorrow.

I've always had a lot of trouble taking time off. I'm sure many of you can relate. I love what I get to call "work". It's intellectually stimulating, aligned to my values, and feels generally important in the "build the future you want to live" sort of way.

But, I've found that if I'm not careful, that satisfaction and feeling of doing something meaningful can quickly become a crutch that I use to avoid doing other things that are as meaningful (or more!) but that don't quite give me the same types of satisfaction.

Don't get me wrong, I love spending time with my family, but it's easy to convince yourself that other stuff is more important or more urgent. I mean, your family is always going to be there right?! (p.s. - this is obviously not true)

It's something I've been consciously working on the last few years. It's so hard for me but I've been forcing myself to nearly entirely switch off the work stuff for a few weeks a year. And you know what? I always come back with new ideas and more clarity about what I'm working on and why. Sounds trite and cliche, I know. But it's true.

So, here's to normalizing taking some time off and not constantly hustling.

I’m hiding in my garage because the toddler was humming Kendrick Lamar and Eminem songs at the dinner table tonight and my wife said “we need to talk” to me after she heard him doing that.