How Would You Like This to End?
What if the reason you’re stuck isn’t that you don’t know what to do next, but that you haven’t decided where you want to end up?
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Category: Content
Is Self-Censoring Killing Your Creativity?
Is self-censoring killing your creativity? Discover how success can make us play it safe and why taking creative risks is essential to doing our best work.
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What If the Obstacle Is the Point?
Maybe the things we wish hadn’t happened are sometimes the very things that make the picture worth looking at.
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The Valuable Friction We Should Keep
Why valuable friction still matters in an AI-driven world, and how to decide what technology should handle versus what we should keep doing ourselves.
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Do the Thing Before You Judge the Thing
We’re getting very good at judging ideas before we ever experience them. Maybe we should reverse the order.
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How Listening Posts Can Make You More Self-Aware
Listening posts can reveal the feedback we miss. Here’s how staying open to criticism can make you more self-aware and better serve your audience.
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Not All Content Needs to Be Published
Outside of these weekly posts on The Tilt, I’ve been writing quite a bit about other things. These...
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The Two Questions Behind Perfect Content
The best content should do two things: take care of you and take care of someone else.
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Is Your Bucket List Too Small?
What if your biggest goals weren’t about you? A better bucket list may begin with helping people you’ll never meet.
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Would You Bet on What You Believe?
The beliefs shaping your biggest decisions may be the ones you’ve never bothered to question.
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What Do You Do All Day?
My wife and I took my dad to see Masters of the Universe this week. Super fun movie. My dad is...
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What If the Answer Is Less, Not More
Maybe the answer isn’t more. Maybe it’s less. A simple four-question test for seeing what’s getting crowded out in your life.
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