Everybody has different needs. True needs are never in conflict with one another.

Growth happens outside your comfort zone. But what happens when your comfort zone is shrouded in discomfort?

I think what matters can't yet be measured and I don't look at ROI as a two way transaction.

Adversity is to human life as low tide is to the ocean. It is what grows us, nourishes us, helps us grow wiser, and teaches us who we are.

The days of righteous and justified feminism are over. We get nowhere so long as we blame men for our misfortunes, or worse, give up on them entirely.

There's one thing I know for sure. And that is that fearing the consequences of my own ignorance is my biggest obstacle to my own growth, and to the growth of the people I connect with. 

If you've set your life up with this idea that you can life-hack your way out of putting yourself out there, you aren't doing the work; you're explicitly avoiding it.