Author: Sam Killermann
Be the wind, or risk becoming the sail.
After 7 Years Doing this Work, I’m [Re-] Branding. Here’s how I’m making decisions.
Are you considering creating a “brand” for yourself or a project? Maybe this will help.
Totally new site. Slightly new direction.
Howdy! Today marks two turning points: the design of this site has changed (from this to this), and the name has changed (from “Dear World” to “Sam Killermann’s Blog”).
From here on, in addition to things I’ve been writing about before (like happiness & technology), I’ll also be writing about how I DIY (do it myself) in all things social good & online platform related, and posting more personal updates about my work/life.
And totally new: I’ll be creating members-only content! So 🤞to a new experiment.
I can’t stop thinking about the “Social Justice Dogma,” or keeping quiet.
It’s time for me to break the first rule of the social justice dogma: don’t talk about the social justice dogma.
The Road Away From Email
A long and winding path with a pot of gold at the end. If I can get there.
2016, A Brief Review of Creativity
“Most people overestimate what they can do in one year and underestimate what they can do in ten years.”
– Bill Gates
A Fix: Politics Not Reminiscent of Sports
Moving from our current play field into something better for all of us.
Maintaining a Daily Meditation Habit
What it’s going to take for me to stick with 100 days of mindfulness
Meet FacilitatingXYZ: A Free Online Resource for ALL Facilitators
Why I’m so excited about launching this new project (another collab with Meg Bolger)
Building a Daily Meditation Habit
100 Days of Mindfulness
Waking up in Nong Pladuk (on my way home to the US)
A few weeks in Thailand coming to a close.
Loving the Uncertainty of Travel: From Bangkok to Chiang Mai
We pile our bags on a little side street in downtown Bangkok. It’s 8pm, the city’s lights are waking up, and busses fill the street. A double-decker bus drives by, inside on the top level a man is singing karaoke to the rest of the travelers. We’re waiting for bus #3, our nine-hour overnight ride […]