We all have a responsibility to make sure the things we share are true. I understand there are not always absolute truths but we have to be careful with what we say. It’s way too easy to send out a tweet with no consequences. It takes milliseconds to tap a button and potentially destroy people’s lives without doing any due diligence.
Eight Things I Never Knew About Jack Dorsey
In the last few weeks, I’ve been reading Hatching Twitter by Nick Bilton. Nick tells the story of the creation of Twitter, how it evolved over the early years, and the CEO power struggles along the way.
There Is No Middle: On Political Polarization and Confirmation Bias
Choose Your Audience
WeRamp: A Crowd-Sourced Portfolio
I’ve spent the past few months creating something new and I’m excited to finally share it with you today. It’s a social experiment where my portfolio is managed based on your votes. It’s called WeRamp. The most important part of this crowd-sourced portfolio is that I need your engagement for it to work properly.
Ramp's 2019 Year-End Review
Flushing Money Down The Toilet
The most annoying finance article in the world is the one that tells us how much money we could save by skipping out on the daily $4 Starbucks latte. However, there is a similar opportunity to save more money that you’ve never considered. Not everyone drinks coffee—especially Starbucks—but everyone poops.