I’ve been thinking a lot about energy lately, with an exchange on Twitter piquing my curiosity the other week. Tim Stoddart – entrepreneur, community builder, fitness fanatic, and partner at Copyblogger – tweeted about wanting to be more engaged with his audience. He encouraged his followers to ask him anything. So I did. Here’s the … Continue reading Managing the Ebb and Flow of Energy
💤 I love a good nap – in a chair, on the couch or in a bed, it doesn’t matter – either way, they’re glorious. In the moment…but after a solid snooze, it’s a different story. Afterwards, you’re left with that zombified feeling. 🧟 You know what I’m talking about: when you’re a total space … Continue reading Sleeping Beauty: Too Much, Too Little, and the Ugliness of Naps
Before I get into it – happy Family Day! 🤗 I hope you’re able to spend some time with those you care about most, whether it be in person or virtually. For as long as I can remember, I’ve enjoyed playing games – board games, video games, and card games. In fact, playing games have … Continue reading Don’t Take Life Too Seriously: the Joy of Playing Games
I’m sure you’ve heard about the GameStop fiasco by now. No? Here’s a quick and dirty summary – a group of unsavoury, albeit intelligent Redditors caught wind of some hedge fund activity and saw an opportunity to flip the script. They banded together with a short squeeze strategy, which turned GameStop into an overvalued bombshell … Continue reading The Most Important Stock to Invest in: $YRSLF
Welcome to the Diary of Davis: a monthly chronicle of curated content for self-improvement – written for aspiring freelancers, soon-to-be business owners, early-stage entrepreneurs, and anybody ready to make change and lead a fulfilled life. Entry #2: 02.01.21 Well, January was fun, wasn’t it? I mean, it’s not like we were in lockdown for the whole month or anything… 🙄 In … Continue reading “I get lockdown, but I get up again
I went for a hike the other day – for the first time in years, really. It was exactly what I needed. It was beautiful. Let me backtrack a moment. At this point, I’ve been working from home, fulltime, for almost six months. And while I enjoy it thoroughly, I miss being outside regularly. My … Continue reading The Kindness of People: A Day on the Trail
