dill's blogBuenos Aires, we have a problem I’m flying down to Argentina this Thursday afternoon. Or so I thought. I renewed my passport in January and paid for expedited shipping. My new one was supposed to come in the mail last week. It didn’t. Appa...
dill's blog29 life tips on my 29th birthday No, I don’t feel older. But I do feel wiser. Here are some things I’ve learned in these 29 years. Hope you find one of them valuable. 1) Learn the names of employees at restaurants you frequent. Find great...
dill's blogWhat are we getting wrong about masculinity? My guest on the podcast this week is Jake from Rattlesnake TV. He analyzes interviews and debates with well-known political figures and celebrities like Jordan Peterson, Russell Brand, and Ben S...
dill's blogMoving out and moving on This is the last time I’ll sit in this chair, at this desk, typing on this keyboard. In a few hours, my friend will be here to help me pack everything I own into a U-Haul and then a tiny storage unit. I’ll squat at...
dill's blog2023 feedback review: my results (part 2) Earlier this week I shared the biggest criticisms I took away from my annual feedback review with my buddy. I’ve already been utilizing the changes I wanted to make and it’s been cathartic. I didn’...
dill's blog2023 feedback review: my results (part 1) This is Connor. He hated me in middle school, is the reason I run my own business, and has been one of my best friends for 15 years. He and his wife run a kick-ass climate tech studio and startup....
dill's blogHere Be Barr | The Ultimate Guide to New York City On this week’s episode of The YouTuber’s Guide to the Galaxy, I interviewed Jon Barr. He’s a NYC vlogger and travel creator. I discovered his channel when I was considering moving to Brook...
dill's blogHow to Not Die Alone (book review) “Dating is harder today than ever before. We define our own identities, unlike our ancestors whose lives were defined by their communities. We have thousands of options at our fingertips, which makes us q...
dill's blogFriendly feedback One of my besties and I do an annual feedback review. The goal is to be as honest and exposing as possible. Crying is encouraged. I try to use different questions each year. Here’s 2023’s: 1. What’re you hesitant to tell...
dill's blogI should care about this thing, but I don’t—What do I do? For all of my 20s, I would list family as one of my top priorities. But there was a problem. It wasn’t. From 18-23, I was a lost soul trying to find his way at college. My prioritie...
