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A collection of 11 issues

Is it September 16th yet?

At the 86th Oscars, Matthew McConaughey won the Academy Award for Best Actor. In his acceptance speech, he said there are 3 things he needs each day: 1. Something to look up to. 2. Something to look forward to. 3. Someone to chase. The last one is great because it&

Vision Boards and 2021 Planning

Last Friday, I did a virtual vision board session with my HackerOne team during a Friday afternoon happy hour. Learned more about everyone's personal goals and passions. It was a lot of fun! Here is my 2021 vision board [https://www.linkedin.com/posts/lukettucker_just-did-a-virtual-vision-board-session-with-activity-6758522541297549312-JR2j] : Clockwise from

The 1/3, 10/30, 100/300 Better Every Day Formula

Built on stoicism, biblical truths, and historical wisdom, this formula outlines my approach to improving myself every day. It can be easily applied by anyone to achieve a better version of themselves than yesterday.

2017 Reflections and 2018 Resolutions

What a year it has been. From life-changing events, to globe-trotting trips, to enjoying weekend family barbecues. This is my annual post where I reflect on the prior year, and set some goals for the new year. Happy New Year one and all! 2017 Reflections: I became a Father [https:

Meta Skills

My last post I teased a question: What are 2 skills, that if you focused on becoming excellent at them, would make the biggest impact in your life or career? I began pondering this a while back when I was jogging around Diamond Head. Man, I miss that run. There&

2016 Reflections and 2017 Resolutions

It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. In this post, I reflect on the past year and state my 2017 New Year's Resolutions. 2016: A whirlwind of a year What went down in MMXVI in the way of major life events: * Found out

The Magic of Spending 22 Minutes On a Problem

I have a post-it note on the inside of my journal that just says "22". It's a reminder for me to persevere. I can't actually remember where I got the data point, but I believe I was listening to a podcast that discussed a

New Years Resolution Two-Week Checkup

They say it takes 21-days to form a habit (some say it's closer to 66-days [https://blogs.ucl.ac.uk/hbrc/2012/06/29/busting-the-21-days-habit-formation-myth/] ) so perhaps this update is too soon to tell any long-term benefits. But if the first 2-weeks are any indication, then this might