Once upon a time, in 2017, I started a month of really hard things with one of my best friends,
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Jul
24
In case of my death, break open these books
In case of my death, break open these books. These are the books that have left indelible marks on my
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Jul
01
Political consciousness, and self-inventory
Despite my intention to never get on dating apps, here I am. It's summer, my favorite season for dating (says
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Jun
01
A runner's reprise
I don't know if anyone else feels this way, but there is a difference between feeling like someone who runs
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May
01
who prompts the prompter?
let's stop trying to be machines, with rigid framework thinking, and optimizing everything. we can now outsource the burden of rationality. so let's live like we can finally let go of our instructions.
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Mar
31
3 years in venture capital, and what it's like to work at SOSV IndieBio
After 3 years of working in VC and funding early stage startups, I decided to write a reflection, both on
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Mar
01
Dictation as writing therapy
In the most tumultuous times of my life, I've always found solace in writing as therapy. Journaling lets me pull
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Jan
31
Affinity (CRM) sucks, part 1
💡Disclaimer: I have never made software and I don't know what it's like to be on engineering and product teams.
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Dec
31
2022 Annual Letter
Hello again old friend (and new)!
A few changes to my annual letter.
First, I've moved away from Mailchimp and
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Jan
18
2021 Annual Letter
Hey everyone, welcome to my annual newsletter. The deal is the same: I stop constantly updating you on my life