Lev Novak

There’s always a “treat yourself!” under-current to popular culture. I mean, we want to treat ourselves so there’s a bias to advice that lets us indulge.

The scorn for gambling seems outsized and unfair when you consider, for a moment, how rarely we use logic in our day to day.

Everybody knows you have to pay teachers more.

So again, I repeat: you have the power to change.

In the freedom of the internet, each person has a choice to make: SEO or the soul?

Look, if I called these things “life hacks” I’d have 70k shares on Facebook.

I get it. You want to show off your cultural superiority. You like good culture; you hate being problematic.

Do something. Anything. Volunteer. Get a shower timer. Having the right opinions doesn’t let you opt-out of doing the right things.

Don’t get me wrong: much of our culture is based on self gratification. But gratification is’t happiness.

Whatever your life is, simply watching it will open your eyes to opportunities.

Rejection is death. Defeat. You spin a web to see it crumpled? For free? Never.

First things first, let’s understand that everyone writing a think piece is just talking to themselves.