Friendship as a pack of cigarettes a day
Scott Galloway: In the United States friendship is on the decline. Since 1990, the percentage of Americans who report having less than three close friends … Read More
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Scott Galloway: In the United States friendship is on the decline. Since 1990, the percentage of Americans who report having less than three close friends … Read More
If I told you you could have an extra 90 minutes a week to do whatever you like, would you take that 90 minutes?
Now when I think about joining a service group or getting involved in a campaign or some cause, I stop and think, “I’m probably not going to be able to make much difference here.” So I pause and refocus my attention on something else. And even then I’m not very good at that.
We have a generation of young people who are stuck in their own form of Lost Time Syndrome, captive to a once-in-a-generation loss of life experiences, memories, emotions, and learning that risks defining them for years.
I’ve never experienced writer’s block or an inability to put words-to-screen. My problem has more to do with focus.