A Modest Proposal for Meetings
What if every meeting required a small fee, payable in baked goods? A serious policy paper, mostly.
On idleness, attention, and the quiet rebellion of a slow afternoon. A meditation on what we lose when we refuse to pause.
April 14, 2026 · 8 min read
What if every meeting required a small fee, payable in baked goods? A serious policy paper, mostly.
Why every good idea I’ve ever had arrived somewhere between mile two and mile four.
A short story about a stranger, a station, and the small kindness that changes everything written on a delayed platform.
Short, honest conversations about ideas, culture, and the small things we keep missing.
Why boredom might be the most underrated feeling of the decade and what we lose when we never let ourselves feel it.
A guest episode with a tour guide, a barista, and a man who fixes typewriters. What they hear that we miss.
On the difference between an opinion and a thought and why we keep mistaking one for the other.
I write about ideas, culture, and the conversations that keep me up at night. Sometimes seriously. Sometimes not. The Continental is where it all lives.