17
Apr
Looking for my orange
One ordinary orange, one extraordinary moment of clarity, and a reminder that healing sometimes tastes sweet
3 min read
Jake LaCaze
The writer of the ONLY newsletter for those who like a good think
15
Apr
Maintaining personal equilibrium
The unexpected wisdom I found in economics: applying supply-demand principles to achieve balance in a life constantly pulling us in different directions
4 min read
10
Apr
How my kids inspire my art by managing upward
How children can inspire adults to reclaim creativity, wonder, and playfulness in their artistic pursuits
2 min read
08
Apr
What's a billion years really anyway?
Rather than being paralyzed by the incomprehensible scale of cosmic time, we should embrace and find meaning in our fleeting human lifespan.
1 min read
01
Apr
Growth at all costs? The case for corporate efficiency
Growth is a hell of a drug. But at some point, businesses gotta come down. Is now one of those points?
2 min read
21
Mar
Solution-made problems and cash from chaos
While everyone's saying you should focus on using new technology to increase efficiencies, what if the real opportunity lies in foreseeing the consequences of solution-made problems?
1 min read
16
Mar
Make no promises beyond intent
Promising results just might bite you in the butt.
1 min read
08
Mar
How sketching helps me get over perfectionism
I haven’t historically thought of myself as a visual artist. I’m a writer, not a sketcher or a
2 min read
26
Feb
Curiosity as a business asset
Curiosity is an underrated business asset.
Because curious people ask questions. And questions lead to new answers.
But businesses want
1 min read
01
Feb
What inefficiencies drive your business?
Efficiency isn’t always the goal. (Any consultant or private equity bros reading my blog just scoffed and clicked away
2 min read