Essays
One test, applied to one real decision, every week. Telling hard from wrong before you make the call.
You're right about the wrong thing
Two mugs, a trade show with no booth, and the email I said I could not find.
Read the issue →You're solving the wrong hard thing
Three cities in two weeks, a calendar I built myself, and the second question that changes what you are actually solving.
Read the issue →Are you late, or just comfortable?
Weeks of a lunch I never ordered, a reunion coming up, and the difference between blooming late and running the special.
Read the issue →You're wrong about who'll say yes
Two rejections from General Assembly, a note pinned to the lunch thief board, and the research that says the door is more open than you think.
Read the issue →Say it now, or wonder about it for years
A guy littered, somebody else picked it up, and I was still deciding. The seven second rule, and the gym class that paid for a decade.
Read the issue →Is it hard, or is it wrong?
An apology I didn't want to give, a test my son shouldn't have taken, and the question between them.
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