Eric Sandroni

Something to Keep “You can easily judge the character of a man by how he treats those who can do […] The post How to Live a Good Life Without Optimizing It appeared first on Eric Sandroni.

What can Epictetus teach us about Instagram, social media, and our desire for validation?

Technology doesn't have to be something we passively consume.

Confidence isn't always a virtue.

I changed my relationship with the internet by minimizing algorithms and making myself use the web with intention instead of endlessly consuming content.

Thinking about death can make us appreciate life more.

What can comedy teach us about life?

Something to Keep “What I learned on my own I still remember.”

Something to Keep “I’ll tell you in another life, when we are both cats.”

Why some objects (from Fender Stratocasters to Casio watches) become timeless icons, and why buying quality often costs less in the long run.

The Book in Three Sentences In this book summary of Don’t Call It Art, you’ll learn to look at the […] The post Book Summary: Don’t Call It Art by Austin Kleon appeared first on Eric Sandroni.

Mastery isn't about talent.

Success rarely comes from dramatic breakthroughs.

Thoughts on why writing is such an uncomfortable but rewarding creative process, plus a fascinating interview with Green Day about creativity.