A book in me
I found myself writing this one Sunday evening and it’s true. Of all the times I have had something to say, I finally think I have enough words to say what I want, in a way that I haven’t seen before. What stops me from taking a step
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Future Fomo
How do you judge different great opportunities? How privledged do I need to be where my biggest concern is deciding between great outcomes. Ultimately, how much money is enough? What is important in daily life? Should you shoot for the moon? Aim for the stars? Looking into the future there
VR Mind, Beginners Mind
Starting something new is never easy. Every now and then it’s important to go back to being a beginner. Here we go VR. I see you.
Kent’s weekly 👋 — Issue #2
Hard to find a reason for anyone to read this, this week. Hold loved ones close Hard to relate to a moment like the one below, can’t imagine the pain in all their hearts. Let this conflict be over soon, with minimal suffering. A hack to help me be
How a movie about time travel made me a better Dad
Live each day like it’s the second time you are living it.
Apple needs a Supernatural to compete in VR
Apple is set to launch a mixed reality headset in 2022 or 2023 against stiff competition from Meta. With Meta’s rebrand and commitment to…
The model is for me, not you
The best model you will ever build for your business, is the one that no one will ever see.
Writing is hard and you should make time for it.
Maybe it’s all of the audio books but since becoming a father nearly seven years ago, I have found that my ability to write in prose and…
One way to get started with SwiftUI
One of my most read articles is this one about React. What’s funny is that I wrote a lot of React 4–5 years ago, and almost none in the…
4 steps I use to learn a new programming language.
Step 1. Buy a physical book of a language or framework you want to learn.
The Cost of Capital and the Future of Startup Funding
A Venture Stories conversation with Andrew D’Souza, CEO of Clearbanc and Ali Hamed, investor at CoVenture. Good VCs want to fund technical risk, they don’t want to fund ad spend. Nearly half of our best companies have come from VC partner referrals. — Andrew D’Souza, CEO of Clearbanc.
Pencil Problems #45: Goals for 2019
Getting a book published, turning Able Cells into a business.