Liberals vs. Conservatives

Liberals vs. Conservatives

Philosophy

I recently realized that my degree in sociology qualifies me to espouse opinions on all of society in a free and unlimited way. The very disadvantage of a degree that was supposed to be a Masters in Counseling Psychology is actually an advantage when it comes to...
The Underdog Wins With Emotion

The Underdog Wins With Emotion

Musings, Philosophy

Hopefully I’m not overstating the obvious, but one of the key weapons the underdog has, is emotion. The power to win through emotion is so powerful that it gives the underdog the ability to win battles against far larger opponents. By virtue of being the...
Nothing to Lose

Nothing to Lose

Musings, Philosophy

There is something that both rich and poor have in common. They both operate from a place of taking more risks because they have nothing to lose. That is not to say that the rich are not far more comfortable, and that it’s a better place to operate from. But the...
Countries Are Weird

Countries Are Weird

Musings, Philosophy

If you’re a cow or a bird, we’re like, ya whatever. If you’re a human animal, we’re like, you’re gonna need to ask permission to go past that hill (even if you were born there), and you’ll need to bring a little book with you. The...
A Non-linear Approach to Job Roles

A Non-linear Approach to Job Roles

Entrepreneurship, Philosophy

In most companies, there’s a defined trajectory to how people evolve and the positions they are assigned. You start as a technitian, an executor in charge of getting some part done. You then move on to manager, in charge of getting others to do their job. There...