Yakir Havin

In the ever-expanding world of online cooking personalities, Steven Gao has had a recent turn of success in his long form YouTube videos.

Hourly activity I recently experienced a “shock to the system” that freed me from some data slavery in which I had been unwittingly participating.

As I’m writing this article, I’m about to post only my 13th cooking Instagram reel in the past 15 months, which is the same amount of reels I posted in the four months prior to that (update: here it is).

Most people, if you asked them, would agree that Proper Planning Prevents Poor Performance.

I've been posting cooking reels and stories on Instagram for just over three years now, but I've never written much on the topic.

There’s something about the end of one year and the start of a new one that gets people absolutely slam dunk crazy about lists.

One of the very first things I teach in my spreadsheets course is how to structure data properly.

Abraham Maslow, creator of the most famous pyramid outside of Egypt, once said that “it is tempting, if the only tool you have is a hammer, to treat everything as if it were a nail.”

The crickets had just started to chirp peacefully outside the dining room window as I lay on the couch, knees up, watching something on my laptop.