Why companies should always interview sharp talent--even when they're not hiring.
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On grossing out our fellow humans in public.
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Why people follow illogical rules—even when they mean certain death.
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Tell employees where you want to go and let them set the path, right? Wrong. People need and want someone to tell them what to do, how to do it, and when.
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I need no experiential evidence to prove that illegal drugs make people feel amazing.
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Meditation and mindfulness can take many forms.
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People don't know what they like—or how they act.
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Interviewing and dating are a lot alike.
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Childhood wasn’t simple or carefree--not in the moment. Only in retrospect.
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Why do we need to believe a writer has invented a story in its entirety for it to be legitimate or good?
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The temperatures at which food should really be served.
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This month, I love Levenger's Page Nibs, Microsoft's Office Lens, and Screenleap.
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Happy, centered, grounded, fulfilled adults--the ones you’d want to date--find dating nearly impossible.
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When is the right time to tell a story that might hurt someone?
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Musing on the subtle shift in today's café culture.
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Writing fiction requires more preparation than other writing—not less. As I learned the hard way.
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How you miss the beauty of nuance when you make assumptions.
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Why you only hurt yourself when you go negative on someone else.
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