Optimizing Ourselves to Death
Yeah….this is right on -> Optimizing Ourselves to Death by Nick Maggiulli
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Yeah….this is right on -> Optimizing Ourselves to Death by Nick Maggiulli
Excellent guide from someone who has done all the publishing -> Everything I Know about Self-Publishing by Kevin Kelly
Three threads on taking a bundle of opinions and making them real in a way.
Muscadines are highly underrated. They are really the only native grape to North America. I love that they grow so well in The South. They grow freely and everywhere in the forest, but they’re also cultivated like on this farm in middle Georgia.
Here is a roundup of my favorite alternative travel narratives (so far!). I hope you find something interesting & a…
A Roundup of My Favorite Books on Information and Data…so far.
A Roundup of My Complete Sherlock Holmes Collection by Arthur Conan Doyle…so far.
A Roundup of My Favorite Books Blending History and Travel…so far.
Ube is a fun cooking starch that’s popular in Southeast Asia. It is naturally purple and has excellent texture. I found an Indonesian brand at the Buford Highway Farmers Market outside of Atlanta in Doraville. The mix is a little bit rich, but it makes a really fun pancake.
Here is a roundup of my favorite Albert Camus’ existentialist novels (so far!). I hope you find something interesting &…
A Roundup of My Favorite Books on Creative Problem-Solving…so far.
A Roundup of My Favorite Books on American History…so far.
A Roundup of My Favorite Books on Design Thinking…so far.
I miss Turner Field, bu the view of Truist Park is still incredible, especially when the home team wins.
Here is a roundup of my favorite books from southern american literature (so far!). I hope you find something interesting…
A Roundup of My Favorite Richard Grant Travelogues…so far.
A Roundup of My Favorite Books on Travel in Europe…so far.
Rabun Bald is the second highest point in the state of Georgia. It’s also one of the wettest spots east of the Mississippi River. I also love it because unlike Brasstown Bald, which has a parking lot, a paved trail, and a visitor center on top, Rabun Bald has only the remains of a fire tower.
My cows are fascinating. They are such huge, docile animals. I now really understand why they were domesticated and are so valuable all around the world.
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