Hunting down high-paying clients is no harder than chasing down cheapskates. Here’s how to spot the difference.

Embracing Chaos Might Just Be Your Best Move

Most people aren’t cut out to be entrepreneurs—and that’s okay. Real transformation doesn’t happen because you lucked into some "chosen one" narrative; it happens in those gritty hours after your day job. What you do after you punch out can massively influence where you’ll end up in the next couple of years.

Sure, customers can lead you to water, but you gotta decide if it’s worth drinking. Here’s my observations on how to make their interactions count.

Let’s talk about the battlefield of presentation design, where your choices boil down to a few heavy hitters: Keynote, PowerPoint, Google Slides, and InDesign. Each of these tools comes with its own set of badass capabilities and annoying quirks. So, how do you choose your weapon?

The high of pursuing scale comes with its own need for a detox, a therapy found only in the embrace of unscalable ventures.

Welcome to the paradoxical circus of modern branding and the internet age, where your ideas are golden, but your social media stats are the gatekeeper.

Remember the days when wearing headphones was a courtesy, a simple nod to public decency? Well, those days are seemingly over, and it's about time we talk about the downright rudeness of this cultural shift.

Because it seems like the art market is having a harder time figuring itself out than a middle-aged man with a Porsche.

Strap in, because we're about to dive headfirst into the never-ending controversy surrounding Barbie.