How To Protest Effectively
“Protests can energize people and overawe governments. But it is the steady and often tedious work of organization that sustains democracy — and can change the ...
Author: Josh Spector
10 Tips For The Next Generation Of Artists From Two Legendary Musicians
“Every relationship, obstacle, interaction, etc. is a rehearsal for the next adventure in life. Everything is connected. Everything builds. Nothing is ever wast...
“The Master Switch” Is A Book Worth Recommending
Tim Wu’s The Master Switch: The Rise and Fall of Information Empires is based on a fascinating premise: Every era of information technology (phone, radio, TV, f...
Why We’ve Got No Protest Music
“Everybody’s so busy struggling, they don’t want to take any steps that might hold them back.”
5 Ways Brands Will Change In 2017
“Brands will be stripped down to their essential parts, their narratives made simpler and more transparent. Honesty will reign. Successful branding will have fe...
Willpower Is A Dangerous, Old, False Idea
“Willpower may simply be a pre-scientific idea — one that was born from social attitudes and philosophical speculation rather than research, and enshrined befor...
How To Master Your Laundry
“You should always wash your jeans inside-out, since washing and drying processes are abrasive and could cause them to fade.”
How Facebook Personality Quizzes Helped Trump Win
“Our smartphone is a vast psychological questionnaire that we are constantly filling out, both consciously and unconsciously.”
7 Things You Should Do Every Day After Work
“For the next 30 days, devote just 60 minutes of your time after work to the best opportunity in your life. Nothing else. Zero distractions.”
How To Get Your Co-Workers To Trust You
“Sharing a little piece of information about yourself is key to cultivating warmth, a concept that’s widely misunderstood: Warmth is distinct from friendliness ...