The Long Middle
In a world where beginnings are frictionless and exits carry no cost, staying demands a kind of commitment that no longer feels supported by default.
One engineer's honest attempt to build a life beyond employment — documented as it happens.
In a world where beginnings are frictionless and exits carry no cost, staying demands a kind of commitment that no longer feels supported by default.
Three weeks in New York, a good café, and black coffee by the window. My wife works across from me, focused and beautiful. Outside, the city moves fast. Inside, it’s loud investment advice, thoughts of bookstores, and a quiet plan to maybe open one someday.
Inspired by a recent piece in The New Yorker, here’s why reading posts isn’t the same as reading books.