Why the Tiny Home Movement May Not be So Tiny
Why the Tiny Home Movement May Not be So Tiny Most of us hate feeling cramped. We hate being stuck on a crowded plane, stuck in congested traffic, and wading through packed concert halls. We like to be able to stretch out, get casual, and relax, but we can’t do that...
The Disruptive Nature of the Sharing Economy: Finding the Next Great Opportunities
The Disruptive Nature of the Sharing Economy: Finding the Next Great Opportunities Many of us suffer from a sinister and often contagious disorder, something I call just-in-case disease. We own toolboxes full of tools, just in case we need to fix something. We have...
Nature is Not Human-Centric
Nature is Not Human-Centric At a recent event I posed the question, “Is the intelligence of nature greater than the intelligence of humans?” After pondering this question, the audience responded with a mixture of “there is no intelligence in nature,” and “nature is...
The Quantified Self, the Great College Killer
The Quantified Self, the Great College Killer Who are you as an individual? As part of a family, you are measured by your domestic life and the relatives closest to you. As a prospective employee, you are evaluated by your skills, talents, and knowledge. As part of a...