Earlier this week, I announced Webacy’s soft-launch. I’m beyond excited for Webacy to be out in the world, and wanted to introduce a companion product that highlights the philosophy behind the company: the Webacy Life Counter and Motivational Quote Productivity Browser Plugin! ‘Memento mori’ is Latin for ‘Remember that you [have to] die.’ It’s often… Continue reading How Many Days do You Have Left to Live? The Webacy Plugin Memento Mori and Motivational Tool
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What Do We Truly “Own” Digitally?
In the physical world, we own things that are tangible. We build our lives around our possessions — most of the time. Homes, cars, and money are tangible things we can touch and see. But in the digital world, we still live our “online lives”. We think we own a lot of these things, or… Continue reading What Do We Truly “Own” Digitally?
Our Digital Lives are Truly Complex
In an increasingly digital world, it’s hard to deny the impact of new technologies and innovation on our daily lives. For some, there is even a notable distinction between their in-person life and their digital one. For others, they may seem similar. Our digital lives have become more complex and involved than ever before. Where… Continue reading Our Digital Lives are Truly Complex
Why Do We Fear Death?
When we think of death and feel fear, what is it that we are truly afraid of?
Stoicism and Acrobatics Part I: A Podcast
I don’t write about philosophy. I read a lot about philosophy, and I like to discuss philosophy with others… I just don’t write about it. It could be the barrier of “it’s kind of hard,” or the terrible experiences I had during my philosophy classes at Stanford. Regardless, I met some cool guys that have… Continue reading Stoicism and Acrobatics Part I: A Podcast
A Month of Poems
For one month, I wrote a single poem a day, in accordance with my monthly challenges. They were short, they were vulnerable, and as I reflected back on them, they became a sort-of diary of highlights or most prominent emotions of those 24 hours. Enjoy this short list of poems. Talk soon, Maika
Vegetarian for 30 Days: Recipes, Resourcefulness, and Random Thoughts
We’ve survived the first month of the year, which means I have lived through my first challenge for 2021: a month of vegetarianism. In this post I share some of my recipes (and links to them) that I devoured over the last 30 days, mostly attributed to the NYT Cooking (sorry about that paywall), or… Continue reading Vegetarian for 30 Days: Recipes, Resourcefulness, and Random Thoughts
Monthly Challenges 2021
Here we are again, the cusp of a new year. Now is the time that people reflect on their past 12 months, and look forward to how they want to improve themselves for the year to come… well, typically. Almost every talk, speech, presentation, email, or catch-up text message has referenced some form of, “oh… Continue reading Monthly Challenges 2021
24 Nuggets, Favorites, and Lesson Learned
I really, really didn’t want to acknowledge my birthday this year. There has been a stark, slow-but-definitely-there shift in life as I’ve aged past 20. Maybe it’s because I’ve had an unfair proportion of opportunity handed to me at a very young age, or maybe its simply a function of getting older. I was always… Continue reading 24 Nuggets, Favorites, and Lesson Learned
I redesigned my website… again
Here we are. Another year, another website redesign. I thought I’d be revamping it every year – new design trends and stuff. But you know what’s better than staying ‘with the times?’ Having a design that stands the test of time. BAM. Well, that’s the goal at least… let’s see what I’m feeling in a… Continue reading I redesigned my website… again