"The professional is prepared, each day, to confront his own self-sabatoge. The professional prepares mentally to absorb blows and to deliver them. She is prepared to be prudent and prepared to be reckless, to take a beating when he has to, and to go for the throat when she can." — The War of Art
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The blog you're reading right now is the end-product of what you'll be able to build after finishing this tutorial. Meta right? The blog app is built with a Node.js (Express) backend and an EJS frontend.
I love coffee — probably a little too much. Large D2C players like Nespresso, Keurig, and Nestle seem to have taken over our countertops — and our appreciation for good coffee.
Netflix Original Series, Drive to Survive kindled a new generation of Formula 1 fandom across North America. This piece dives deep into F1 data to see what factors affect performance.
If you had told me last year I would wake up every morning to grapple sweaty dudes just to get arm-barred, strangled, and leg-locked, I would’ve had a hearty chuckle. But here I am.
There should be a better tool that solves a clear problem: forming new habits is hard. And breaking bad habits is even harder. I was sent into a self-reflective spiral when I learned that automatic habits account for ~45% of our daily reported activities.