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“Can I just go home?” on Instagram

After he was unable to produce documentation proving his citizenship, agents informed him that he was under arrest and forcibly detained him. As he was being taken away, the young man asked, “Can I just go home?” An agent responded, “No, you are not going home,” before taking him into one of their vehicles.

This is America. This is happening. This is a child. This could be your child. Do not look away.

Bandits on the Run

We’re encouraging all our beloved friends, fans, and family to listen to all of our upcoming music on Bandcamp! For those of you who might not know yet, Bandcamp has banned AI music and has been keeping artists at the center of their platform for a long time now (unlike…well, most other streaming platforms 🫠).

One of my favorite bands has released a new song!

Lovely people, beautiful voices in harmony, full of love and joy and all the things you need right now.

The Comment

I figured that, so long as I didn’t eat up too much of his morning time, I could expand my queries beyond the sartorial. Money, local personalities, the proper way to gain respect (“competence is a great long-term attractor”), I would just pepper him with questions over early morning black coffees.

Yet, I never called him a mentor until years later. I never uttered the question, “would you be my mentor?” or anything like that.

In line with my thoughts on mentors.

Mentors don’t have to know they are your mentors. You don’t have to let them know, either. Just let them mentor.

A Productive Conversation | PM Talks S3E1: Honesty

We talk about honesty not as a moral stance, but as a practical one—especially when it comes to time, commitments, and the stories we tell ourselves about why things don’t happen. January has a way of inviting big intentions, and this discussion is a timely reminder that clarity begins with truth.

My regular podcast guest stint with Mike Vardy is now posted. If you listen to any of them, listen to this one. Because the worst lies you regularly tell are likely to yourself.

Get to know the 2×2 Matrix

The 2×2 matrix, two axes (one vertical and one horizontal) creating four quadrants, is the most straightforward and most powerful tool for decision-making and prioritization.