A Blog by Matt Kieta
Before I even had a passing thought on self-improvement, I absolutely loved The Shawshenk Redemption. (Spoiler alert for the movie—if you have not seen it and do not wish to be spoiled, do not read past this pont) The powerful story of Andy
I don’t really feel like writing today. Or, more to the point, despite a ton of good subjects to write about, none of them are truly motivating me at the moment to sit down and put up a blog post. But I need to put
“What matters isn’t what a person has or doesn’t have, it is what he or she is afraid of losing.” –Nassim Nicholas Taleb, Skin In The Game Everyone knows F.O.M.O. But how about its insidious neighbor F.O.L.A.? The Fear Of Missing Out is so
Back when I was a younger idiot (instead of the older one I am now), and I was first working as a server in college, I had many good friends at my restaurant. Few were as great a friend to me back then as John
Every year it arrives. That day. That anniversary. Today is that day, and we remember. Today, we display that scar, us Americans. So beaten down by public opinion the world wide over, but today is our day. No matter how much we are hated, this
I used to throw a massive fit whenever I didn’t get something I wanted. I would yell. I would scream. I would slam my fist into a wall. I would even cry. It took me years to understand how this made me look. And even