Oct 25, 2021 | The World of Work
Here’s what often keeps artists poor: they are unwilling to learn the basic rules of commerce. Instead, many of them worship a moral code that removes all chances for financial success because it’s grounded in highlighting their struggles, instead of their...
Oct 18, 2021 | Short Thoughts
The last time I was this tired, I was working a full-time tech job, and a full-time teaching position in a high school program for adults. Both jobs were a necessity, but they were also done out of passion. I’ve always loved Education, and Tech. Now, as a...
Oct 5, 2021 | Musings About Life
There has to be a word for what I’m feeling right now, a quasi-depressed state for having returned to the city after having spent over a week in the wilderness, near the ocean, on Prince Edward Island. Due to time constraints, we chose to fly there and back. Usually,...
Sep 21, 2021 | Musings About Life
Now that I’m teaching classes in Digital Culture, it’s made me reflect on how my own approach with technology has changed over the years. So, I thought I’d write a personal essay about it. Unlike most of my other posts that reflect on a personal...
Sep 14, 2021 | Musings About Life
I’m originally from Northern Ontario, a bastion of union representation, and blue collar workers. In every federal election, it was expected you’d vote orange. The North had always been an NDP stronghold, because the NDP was known to be the “working...
