I tend to focus on my weaknesses, because those are what I want to be aware of. But surely I'm good at something, what? Turns out the answers aren't at all surprising. I think that's a good thing.

We're connected to so much more than ourselves. Do you want to connect to filth or glory? What do you want to feed on? What do you want traveling through your soul?

There's a lot of ways to learn, a lot of ways to improve, but what's the best way? As with so many things in life there is no one right way, but many. You have to find what works best for you and for each situation.

Why is new scary and challenging? Is there a way to overcome our fears of growing? Maybe what we need to do is be more willing to accept new things.

Eat fast, leave quick. Doing stuff with speed. The curse of knowledge. Preppy people (maybe?).

Ever seen a show based in a kitchen? Or read Bourdain's Kitchen Confidential--or seen the show based off the book? It's all accurate. One big dance.

Finding new things to do and explore in life helps keep the mind active and youthful.

I like having Big Data companies on my side, but are they? It feels like I have an assistant with a side hustle--selling all my private info. I'm not cool with that.

So much of our communication is done through text these days. It's easy to forget that the person you're sending that message to might be in a very different headspace than you are. I share what my wife and I do to give each other a head's up about the forthcoming message.

Is there a way to find someone that shares your love of Magic? What if you're married, or engaged, or dating and the person your with has no interest in the game? Is there any way to overcome that?