Being a beginner surfer, really sucks. Not because of the low wave count. Not because I had to awkwardly carry around one of those gigantic “Costco Boards.” And definitely not because I looked more like a doggy-paddling toddler than a shredding (and shredded) Kelly Slater. Nope. The worst part was the lactic acid. The non-stop …
“I want to invest in RadReads.” Wait, say wutt? “Would you take my $300,000 investment?” This question landed like a Jake Paul haymaker. I was totally blindsided. After all, we were just two friends sipping some Skinny Margaritas (pro tip: swap out Triple Sec with Giffard Pamplemousse Liquer) catching up on summer gallivanting. The mosquitos …
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Block Island is a quaint and picturesque beach town off the Long Island Sound. It doesn’t garner the attention of its neighboring hot spots (Montauk for the Panerai-flexing bankers; Martha’s Vineyards for the salmon colored pants and sock-less loafers). But it’s a tiny slice of heaven. A short bike ride around the island will span …
My Instagram feed is a hot mess. It’s a mix of shortboarders, Japanese notebooks, Soundcloud rappers and sans-serif typography. There was a time in my life when I tried to build an Instagram following. I posted every day. Recorded stories. Created a unique link-in-bio link. But it was too exhausting. I had to delete the app. However, there was …
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I’ve got a soft spot for Bethenny Frankel. Sure, when it comes to the Real Housewives franchise, Beverly Hills (umm, hello Brandy Glanville) is my favorite. But my kudos towards Bethenny can be traced to one groundbreaking innovation: The Skinny Girl Margarita. Go ahead. Bring it. I’ll own my skinnies (both jeans and margaritas). The …
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The math is simple. Find 1,000 True Fans. Charge them each $100. Then voila, you’ve got yourself a six-figure business. Easy peasy, right? That was Kevin Kelly’s call-to-arms in 2008, marking the unofficial rise of the Creator Economy. But things change. They evolve. They scale. 12 years later (in 2020), the Creator Economy morphed into …
Three things make $10 Tim happy as a pig in mud. The Whoopie cushion feature on a Tesla. A Hawaiian Pizza. (Yup, the kind with cooked ham and pineapple.) And going to the Apple store. Every time he steps foot through those majestic glass doors and sees rows of shiny aluminum devices basking in beautiful …
$10 Tim started this Tuesday, determined to win the day. He pinned Ellie’s colored Rainbow to his cubicle as a reminder for why he works in the first place: to support his family. (There would be no In-and-Out burger today, just a smoothie and Greek salad. His health turnaround begins today.) As Tim began his …
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Tim is very mad at Elon Musk. His rage started 10 days ago when Musk called Dogecoin “a hustle” on Saturday Night Live. That sent the cryptocurrency tumbling. Then last week – adding insult to injury – Musk lambasted Bitcoin’s carbon footprint. Bitcoin plummeted by nearly 50%. Crouched over the bright light of Tim’s Coinbase …
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