Musing: SVB, Why I’m Concerned, and a Theory of Change
Musings are unedited writing meant for a dialectic. Thoughts and sentiments expressed here are evolving in real time… it’s been a while since I’ve written
The Responsibility of Privilege
Writer’s Note: I wrote this piece 60 days ago and due to travel chose not to publish it. This is still very much an open
The Conversation We’re Not Having About the Pandemic
I hate to be the bearer of bad news but I think we’ve been deluding ourselves. For the past months, perhaps since shortly after we
Transition: Where is the Puck Going?
I have not written much about my current transition as I’ve been deeply engaged with ensuring it’s successful. In shamanism we call this a bid
A Butterly Flaps Its Wings | Interconnectedness & Complex Systems
First published Nov 26. Slightly edited April 2. Don’t get a liberal arts degree they say. It’s not useful in today’s modern economy. Specialize in
57 Days? What Are You Up To, Evan?!
It’s been an astounding 57 days since I’ve last posted here. Is that a problem? Perhaps for my commitment to write frequently this year. Alas!
A Week’s Links January 24
What’s blowing my hair back? See below. Internal Family Systems came on my radar when Paula recommended it to me. Tim Ferris has a good
The Case for Rituals in the Workplace
1 Wired U.S. public places and office spaces are becoming more secular each year as adherents to the Establishment Clause seek to reduce the exposure
Homo Sapiens Regenerata
Each holiday season I find myself indulging in a guilty pleasure: playing my old favorite computer games. Between Shogun: Total War, The Sims, Starcraft, and
Salience and Weighting
How do you know what to look and listen for when assessing a situation or building a perspective? At every waking moment, you are engaged
The Case for Space Settlement
1 A few days ago I wrote why I am against space colonization. In an effort to build a healthy understanding of the issue in
Hill Climber or Valley Crosser: Is Your Hill Worth Dying On?
Here’s an overused truism: life is a journey. In longer form: life is about the journey, not the destination. These linguistic phrases are repeated often