When you use an Oxford comma, you’re doing your part to make the world beautiful, meaningful, and understandable.



Never bet against someone who just keeps taking swings.


Be yourself so those actually looking for you can find you.


People who feel appreciated will always do more than expected.


Having ADHD is like being in the game Clue. Like, why am I in the library holding a rope?



Kill the perfectionism. Aim for B- work. Execution is 2025.



Apparently, when you treat people like they treat you, they get very upset.



They would trade it for a father who is actually present when it matters.



Long story short. Keep it short.



The best advice that sticks is usually tactical. Because strategically, most of us know what we should do. We just don’t know how.



The higher someone climbs, the shorter the attention span becomes. Lead with the point. Then explain it.



Your kids won’t remember the toys. They’ll remember your time.



If God places someone on your mind, pray for them. A prayer can go where you can’t.



Networking is 1% meeting new people and 99% keeping up with them.



What got me here won’t get me where I need to be next.



USV Analyst 2.0: Fred Wilson of AVC.xyz writes about what humans do that AI agents cannot:

Humans are going to be better at being human for the foreseeable future.

So if you are interested in a career in venture capital and your superpowers include the following things, you would be a great candidate for our new analyst program that will emphasize these things:

  • be immersed in networks of early day founders interested in our thesis areas.
  • be someone those founders want to share ideas with.
  • have great judgement of people and have interesting and compelling points of view.
  • be human with other humans and an organizer of great people together.


Your nervous system will tell you when you’ve met your person. It will not feel like fireworks. It will feel like safety.



A student said, “It’s like we are lingering, not living.”



Someone somewhere may risk their life to read your words.



One helpful thing to leave the next generation is a life that taught them how to walk with God.