Confusion is the resistance training that turns information into real learning.
This is the single dumbest thing we teach creative people.
How a typo saved Christmas and a glitch made billions.
Society tells us that mumbling to ourselves is a sign of madness, a habit reserved for the unhinged or the socially awkward. But what if the person muttering next to the Gouda is actually the smartest one in the room?
One dumb thing leads to another (literally).
Why the Anxious Try-Hards Are Losing Their Grip
Why "dignity" is the enemy of joy, and a step-by-step guide to lowering the bar until everyone is having a good time.
It’s not the voice that kills your weird ideas. It’s the one that keeps them from dying on impact.
Every feeling is a small burst of intelligence, whispering what matters before reason finds the words.
Why your imagination isn’t fantasy—it’s adaptive storytelling.
Ever get goosebumps for no reason? That’s not superstition. It’s your primal intelligence trying to send you a memo.
Delivered Weekly, Because Thinking Dumb Takes Time.
What if the secret to high-performing teams and genuine human connection isn't more professionalism, but less?
(And the Secret to Finding Joy)
The dumb art of being backwards.
Forget battling for attention in crowded markets. The Nobody’s-Here-Party Method shows you how to walk out, find an empty room, and make it the hottest spot in town.
You can spend your whole life trying to blend in and still get forgotten, or you can lean into the part of you that makes people tilt their heads and go, “Huh.”
How to cure chronic know-it-all syndrome (starting with yourself)
How the best solutions are hiding behind our need to look smart.
