Momentum
When I’m running around doing all sorts of stuff, how can I find the time to properly build momentum, and keep it.
I work at Reaktiv. I write at The History of the Web.
When I’m running around doing all sorts of stuff, how can I find the time to properly build momentum, and keep it.
Folding a blade is a metaphor I find myself returning to fairly often, especially when it comes to process.
I swear, every time I hear a use case it makes no sense to me. I'm not sure I'll ever feel fully comfortable in it.
Me and the family went on a really incredible trip lately. But it all happened so fast.
I tried something a little different with this weeks newsletter. I wrote about reclaiming the webs lost humanity. It’s still there, if you know where to look. I’ve been thinking of it as the analog web.
https://thehistoryoftheweb.com/the-analog-web/
Posted to MastodonOver and over, day after day, here I go sorting my things.
Here's how I prepped the first Easter at our hour
It has felt like the superhero blockbuster meant the end of a certain kind of film. But maybe that was just something temporary.
This weekend I made Sunday Sauce. And there’s something about it that just feels comforting to make.
An article I read this week got me thinking about rewrites, and how certain frameworks push them into existence.
I’ve been thinking about ‘East of Eden’, and I found myself drawn to Lee’s life vision, which is kind of the opposite of today’s deteriorating attention spans and overcommitted lives.
My quest for control inside of WordPress’ full site editing.
Letting go means a lot of things. But it’s not always easy to relinquish control.
I’ve been thinking about a new term to represent the personalized, human-curated web in stark contrast to our algorithm-based echo chambers.
The French Revolution, with its ideological rigidity and conspiracy theories, mirrors today’s political climate where politicians dismiss opposition without proper scrutiny.