Sublime

Last year, I took a break from building software. Too intangible. Easy to erase. I wanted to create things that you could only burn or blow up.

I spent 5+ years busting my ass to build my studio As a young designer landing in NYC, I expected a space like this to exist. It didn’t, so I built it I am maniacal. 3 failed attempts later, I finally have a space and I am absolutely not fucking around. Also: I’m good at crypto https://t.co/yplsxqJDBa

Robert Hass, from “February: Question” in “February Notebooks: The Rains,” Summer Snow: New Poems (Ecco, 2020) https://t.co/rMULECESja

A love letter to hexclad: Hexclad is the brand of our generation. It isnt glossier, it isnt away, it isnt allbirds. Hexclad is the brand that delivers on the promise of ecom, entrepreneurship, and DTC Built on shopify- built to be the rebel they have always promised. Yeti was the success story of the past 10 years. But hexclad will be the stor... See more

To shift better we need to move pressure first. Here is a great drill to see if your shifting your pressure in your swing. https://t.co/pdp3Z7fRc3

The release of control, of everything >

“If you're not embarrassed by the first version of your product, you've launched too late.” –Reid Hoffman IMO this is true for most things: art, essays, twitter presence, etc One reason for this is that connecting with an audience is its own art that requires practice

If something feels off about your entire life, it could be that you or ppl around you are unconsciously applying the wrong genre. I used to live inside a conspiracy thriller. But it turned out that magical realism was much more accurate