Notes on Learning Tai Chi
As with most things in my life, I’m not an expert in Tai Chi. But the little that I know, and that I practice each day, has brought me great joy and many benefits.
Category: Essays
The essays shared on my blog are typically longer-form writing, with a high bar for quality.
Hyperstition for the Future
The world is so different than it was years ago. Everything has changed so much, so fast, and continues to change so much.
Learn You a Fundraising For Great Good!
Fundraising is one of the most powerful skills I’ve ever learned. In this post, I’ll share the basics of fundraising with you.
A Guide to Twitter
We hope that this guide to Twitter will be useful to you, wherever you are in your Twitter journey.
Protected: The Author on the Artist
There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.
Ethics in Sue Burke’s Semiosis Duology
In this post, I will discuss two ethical themes raised by Sue Burke’s Semiosis duology, the world of Pax and specifically, the character of Stevland.
Rob Burbea: Ordinary Guy, Werewolf, Eternal Wanderer
In this post, I’ll paint a picture of Rob Burbea, and what he’s meant to me and a number of my friends and peers. I’ll also share some suggestions about where to begin listening to Rob’s talks.
The Art of Collaboration
Over the years, I’ve gone from avoiding collaboration at all costs to embracing it. Along the way, I’ve discovered and internalized some fundamental principles of collaboration.
Discovering Bliss States
It is possible to learn to give yourself bliss, pleasure, joy, happiness, and fulfillment, at any time, on demand.
The World’s Best Pavlok Story
The Pavlok isn’t marketed towards meditators, but it proved to be anything but a gimmick.