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On mysterious women's diseases, work culture, mothering, and the struggle to stop yearning for wealth and power. Honest, unflinching essays and interviews from a chronically ill, ex-startup CEO searching for redemption.
Rae's ability to weave the visceral feelings of personal experience with thoughtful, scientific analysis leaves me feeling whole, like my heart and brain just hugged and said "this is all insane but at least we've got each other.
Stories for people who enjoy humor with a side of humanity and a dash of insight
Michael's stories are funny and warm and kind and so...curious. He's so interested in other people and their weird little idiosyncrasies, I don't care if he's writing about porn conventions or butter boards (he has, about both), I wanna read it all.
Unexpected takes on the modern world of work. Paul explores our obsession with work and the default path of success and tries to imagine new possibilities for how we can conceive of life, work & what matters.
paul's writings are great for anyone looking to veer off the traditional path in work and life