Twice every year, the sunset aligns exactly with the east-west streets of the Manhattan grid and produces the phenomenon now commonly known as Manhattanhenge (term coined by Neil deGrasse Tyson). Today and tomorrow evening, during a short period of time, observers standing on grid streets…
F. Scott Fitzgerald
This is applicable to me. I’ve had to start over a few times, but I’m finally starting to live a life of which I can be proud.
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I remember thinking this as a kid. It rang especially true with political arguments. I’m glad I can now listen to a well-crafted argument without necessarily allowing it to change my views.
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Success!
So, ladies and gentlemen, I’ve made it. I moved to New York with no job, no place to live, and only two friends in the city. I’ve since found an apartment in north Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn with an awesome roommate, built a social and professional network, and landed a great job where I’m in the room making strategy decisions and influencing the outcomes of major business deals.
Now is when real life begins.
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Hanging out in Vegas for a few days.
Got a site walk-through and a client pitch presentation tomorrow. I got out of NYC just in time before the rain moved in. Sunny and 98 here in the desert. But it’s a dry heat.
At least that’s what they say.
Time-Lapse Map Of The Past 1,000 Years Of Europe.
(And some baller music, too.)
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NYC is open for business. 500 tech companies. 1,000 tech job openings. See them all at mappedinny.com.
“Perfectionism may look good in his shiny shoes; but he’s a little bit of an asshole, and no one invites him to their pool parties.” - zefrank
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