10 Blogging Pioneers: Influential, But Not Always Famous
Now that everyone seems interested in blogging again, here’s a list of early and influential bloggers that shaped the genre. Maybe you can borrow some pointers.
Contrary to the claims of the psychotherapy myth, humans can be resilient and tough-minded; they can suffer the slings and arrows of life without expensive interventions from “experts.”
The US paperback edition of my book Four Thousand Weeks: Time Management for Mortals is out now – see here for purchase options! – and the Canadian edition, out the week a...
“YouTubers have become diversified businesses.
The channels I partner up with often have 5+ major income streams.
Here is a (non exhaustive) list of income streams that I've seen YouTubers build and my thoughts on each:
1. YouTube ad revenue
What: Ads placed on videos…”
SIX at 6: Blindness, Sleeping In Foxholes, Jackie Robinson, The Chronic, Walk This Way, and Big Wave Surfing - Billy Oppenheimer
How Perceptions Are Made Look at the image below. To try to make sense of the black and white blobs, your brain sifts through its library of experiences, looking for something it has encountered before that matches or nearly matches what it is currently looking at. If your brain can’t find a match, you are
“They Don't Teach You This About Honey Bees in Schools 🐝:
1. Honey is the only food that has every single substance to sustain life.
2. Honey doesn't ever turn bad. You can actually eat honey that was found in Egyptian tombs thousands of years ago. (if you dare) ‼️
3. A single…”
Hey, you. You're doing great. Click here to read this on the web. Header image: Mine Welcome to the 143rd issue of Total Annarchy, a fortnightly…
In the era of Google Analytics and Twitter, we spend too much time obsessing over real-time data. Just a decade ago, we had to wait for weekly and monthly…
“In 2001, Warren Buffett gave a talk at the University of Georgia.
He asked them the most Warren Buffett question ever:
• If you could invest in a friend and get 10% of their income for life -- who would you pick?
Once the students answered the question, he then asked this:…”
Hanlon’s Razor teaches us not to assume the worst intention in the actions of others. Understanding Hanlon’s Razor helps us see the world in a more positive light, stop negative assumptions, and improve relationships.
The Helsinki Bus Station Theory: Finding Your Own Vision in Photography
We are in the midst of sea change -- a tidal wave might be more accurate -- within the medium of photography. While the lens is still firmly fixed to the