No physical barriers absolutely prevent you from visiting another country. Surely, there’s friction. An American visiting North Korea would encounter armed guards and barbed wire fences. But even then, the blockade isn’t absolute. What if they had military companions? What if they had tools to cut barbed wire? Better yet: a diplomat’s visa. Like all nations, North Korea doesn’t have impassable…
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Flirting with the boundaries of competence
I listened to a podcast about the power of streaks a few weeks ago. The host described Seinfeld’s famous habit of marking a red “x” on his calendar for every day he spent writing. Reflecting on the behaviors that I wanted to practice more consistently, four things came to mind: C reativity: I’m making an indie game called Gus, the story of a lost Corgi searching for his owner in Seattle’s Green…
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