The Write Wing | Suraj Sudhakar
From Dejection to Laughter: Keeping the Spirit Alive
Are you a plow horse or a race horse?
Writer’s Block—or Just Didn't Eat That Frog?
Learning to Write—With and Without AI
How to Train Your Brain (Not Just Your AI)
The Hidden Battle of the AIs — and Why Humans May Lose
Are We Building Space Pens with AI?
First, let’s master the 40-hour focused work week
Listening Is a Muscle Too
From CrossFit to CoolCoach: Rethinking Fitness for Real Life
Frequently Received Advice (FRA*) - You should reduce the length of your Fellowship program!
Selfishly Selfless
Why I'm Learning Search Engine Optimization?
Book Review - Moonwalking with Einstein by Joshua Foer
Balancing Adolescence
The Hidden Cost of Owning Your Time
Aspirations, Poverty, and Economic Change
Why do some programs for the poor succeed while others fall flat—even with the best intentions?
One of the reasons we were successful in achieving all our impact goals at CoolCoach was because we factored the ideas of aspiration windows and aspiration gaps into our program design. These con...
Book Review: Takedown by Laila Mickelwait
My verdict – Please read or listen. I recommend it because it shows the power of one committed individual to create positive change. Be warned that it is graphic and descriptive when needed, which wakes you up to some of the horrifying realities of the anonymous internet. You will also learn about t...
Book Review: Careless People by Sarah Wynn-Williams
My verdict — Read it if you still think that social media companies have your best interests at heart. If you understand the concept "If you are not paying for it, you are the product!", you can give this a skip — or save it for when you're in the mood for a light but informative...
From Roark to Real: Learning to Show My Work
Austin Kleon's book, Show Your Work! is a small and short book, but it has had an outsized impact on me. Discovering Austin's book seemed like the literal manifestation of the quote — when the student is ready, the teacher appears — often attributed to Buddhism.
I have always leaned towards th...