is this bamboo toothbrush legit?

the other day i saw a bamboo toothbrush that i wanted. but i know oftentimes consumerism capitalism likes to suage things to make them appear environmentally friendly when they’re really just wolves in sheeps clothing… (wow that sentence is a deeply accurate illustratation of the mood i’m in right now, ha!). anyway, i asked my friend and professor buddy, jonathan krones, for his thoughts. i’m sharing them here because i think they’re super important and i want other folks to see them. also he said i could.

email is out of control: part 1

so here’s the thing: it’s quite obvious to me that email as a communication system is getting out of hand.

2019 mantra, important quotes, and commitments

this post might take two days to put together, but it’s going to be an important one. it’ll be a combination post of the two posts i visited most often last year: my 2018 mantra post and my 2018 list of commitments. it’s informed by my latest annual reflection retreat (sidenote: a great thing about making my thinking public is that whenever or wherever i want to look at something i know i’ve published here, i can just pull up a browser on anyone’s phone or computer and go find them on my blog).

non-linearity of time breakthrough

i had a breakthrough this past saturday/sunday about the non-linearity of time!

2019 annual reflection review: part 1, 2, 3, 4