Imagine you're seven years old, and you've never cooked anything before, so help your Fisher Price kitchenette. But suddenly you're home alone, and you're tasked with making yourself a meal. So naturally,
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What the hell do we do now?
Answer: We get creative. We throw fireballs. We slam coffees. We run like Mario through a desert field as the hurry-up music kicks in. And we build businesses that are so memorable, so iconic, so subversively cool, they’re untouchable. Even by AI. Even by the French. (Okay, maybe the French. The French ruin everything.)
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It's two days before the new year, and I'm doing exactly what you are: Dicking around on the internet and calling it “downtime.” It's absolutely PHENOMENAL. But, as we all prepare to become supermodel
Keep reading →So yesterday I’m all, “MUST START NEW YEAR WITH GOOD HABITS,” which obviously leads to drinking an entire bottle of wine AND taking a jog, in that order, because COMPROMISE. So here’s me all decked out in black
Keep reading →So, if you’re anything like me, you just now realized that Christmas is tomorrow, and wasn’t I suppose to go shopping or something? When you’re busy running a business, it’s easy to let everything else slip
Keep reading →So if you’re anything like me (which obviously you are or else you wouldn’t be reading this blog and/or wishing for those last 10 pounds to magically fall off), you’ve constantly got a never-ending stream
Keep reading →So the other day I’m Christmas shopping here in Costa Rica, which is automatically hilarious because, first of all, because they spell “Ho Ho Ho!” like “Jo Jo Jo!” which never gets less funny, and second, because Santa was
Keep reading →So you have to buy a present for a writer, huh? This inevitably means you’re left scratching your ass in the middle of the aisle of a Barnes & Noble as we speak, wondering which of the holy trifecta
Keep reading →I want to talk about managing clients today, because everybody seems to have a love/hate relationship with theirs, and my theory is that the hate part comes from one of two sources: 1. Tightwads. (Don’t work with them.
Keep reading →I have a theory about creativity. First of all, it drinks bourbon, neat. And second of all, it’s hungry. Hungry like the kind of hungry you get when you only had a dinky little grapefruit for breakfast. (Which doesn’
Keep reading →You know when you need a favor from someone, but it’s been seventeen months since you spoke with them, so you start writing an email containing at least 2 full paragraphs making small talk, asking how they’re doing,
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