Forgetting faces – The Journal of an Uber Driver 20/25
Once you discover how big this world is, that emptiness in your chest grows ten thousand times fold.
The gravestone at the end of your keyboard – The Journal of an Uber Driver 19/25
We die a little with every keystroke. It’s all about what remains on the screen in a document or in social media posting. The daily gravestone.
The only habit of successful people that matters – The Journal of an Uber Driver 18/25
The entire mechanism of making money so you can afford more suffers a 180 degrees turn for some of the successful ones. Are they an example to follow?
Why keep doing it? – The Journal of an Uber Driver 17/25
How did we come up with this form of unethical distribution of wealth from which only the owner of the lottery or the company doing the promotion really wins?
Find you own voice is a form of organic search – The Journal of an Uber Driver 16/25
Writing, as any human activity, is a continuous search for you voice, relevant results, a narrowing, tough, and dirty decision process about how you live your life.