A meditation on the long term—the commitments, projects, and relationships we can work on when our "temporal bandwidth" widens.

According to danah boyd, social media is parasocial media now—and that’s part of why I’m reconsidering my long absence.

Just because you can, doesn’t mean you should.

To tackle the problem of job loss in the 21st-century economy, we need to disentangle “jobs” from “work.”

Three rules of thumb for thinking about data and how you use it.

Some thoughts on the space between personal challenges and systemic failings.

What do elite kitchens have to do with your work environment? Quite a bit.

“Who is a business owner?” is a more complicated question than it seems.

Making sense is a messy process—but it’s worth it.

The tale of how I began learning Final Cut Pro.

A “Wait, what?!” moment is a chance to get curious and learn about the systems behind an unexpected event.

Work and education overlap in all sorts of ways, from the economic to the political to the cultural and social. Lauren Lassabe Shepherd, a historian of education and the host of the American Campus Podcast, shares how higher ed has evolved and what that means for the future of work.

Old assumptions and beliefs created future selves we invested time and effort into—when we deconstruct those beliefs, we must also grieve the selves they bore.

What happens when we remember to circle back

What the push for AI everything has to do with the “great feminization” panic—and how both propose to reshape the workplace

Doing some decision-making? Need to choose between a few good options? Well, a little logic puzzle might help.

I’m trying to get back to what works.

How do you get others to care about what you care about? You have to care about what they care about.

The key to agile problem-solving? Portable thinking.

Why do ambitious and unconventional missions so often erode into something more like the status quo?