Robert Frost was onto something when he penned the words “Nothing gold can stay.” The older we get the less things seem to have consistency. The glinting reality we once existed in has lost its sparkle. The activities we once loved are now enjoyed with a fraction of the same enthusiasm. That intense honeymoon phase of our relationships? You guessed it. They crumble into comfortable, routine dust. Pretty soon you find yourself trying new things - forced dance classes, wine tastings, perhaps walk…

It is time to stop pretending. There's really no way around it - there's an unbelievable wealth of things in life that beat spending your time staring at your designated screen, tightly shackled to your work desk, toiling away for the man. The sad truth is that there aren't that many of us who have the freedom to do what they love and still make a halfway decent living. It seems like a pipe dream. The gigs we love don't pay the rent and the ones we don't make impossible to feel truly fulfilled…

Greetings, internet traveler. You're…still here. In front of that screen. Weird. So am I. It's been a long day of staring at this light, typing away, trying to make this rickety brain do things that will make me a little bit of money. And yet, when the clock hits six pm, I can't help but remain in the hideous, depression-inspiring glow that makes time move more slowly and more quickly at the same exact time. Our relationship with our screens is almost like a toxic relationship - you keep gettin…

Give in to the slacking.

Beats class.

So brave.