I came across this stack of old Wallpaper city guides while reorganizing a few things over the weekend (because that’s what happens on the weekends now). They are pretty beat up and color faded from travel. It looks like these guides are still being published… Read More
All posts tagged “openness”
Staying foolish
I am still a young guy, but already I find people of my vintage starting to hate on some of the things that even younger people are into. I hear people say that they’re not into Snapchat because it’s for teenagers. What’s the point? I… Read More
[Video] Interview with designer Marcel Wanders
I just got home from Christmas dinner and I am so full that I can barely keep my eyes open. So rather than attempt to write something insightful, I am going to share a 2 minute interview with designer Marcel Wanders. It’s a short piece,… Read More
The benefits of sharing — what real estate could learn from tech
One of the reasons I decided to start blogging was because I saw how open the tech community had become – with respect to sharing their ideas and experiences – and I thought that the same thing could and should be done in real estate,… Read More
True Condos Podcast: Transparency in the Real Estate Industry
A few weeks ago I was invited by Toronto realtor Andrew la Fleur to participate in his True Condos podcast series. I had actually never met Andrew before in person, but I knew of him because of Twitter, his blog, and because he was an early user… Read More
Will real estate developers open up, too?
A few months ago I read a book by venture capitalist Ben Horowitz called “The Hard Thing About Hard Things.“ It was a great read and I recommend it to anyone who currently or plans to one day manage and lead people. But on a… Read More
As a general rule, the most successful man in life is the one who has the best information.
Benjamin Disraeli