“Quick Update: Home from the Hospital” published in Season of the Witch by Ted Rheingold

Medium Daily Digest Most recommended by People you follow Steven Levy Quick Update: Home from the Hospital I spent the last week in hospital mostly working on some deep nutritional issues. My long time slow weight loss (for months before I knew… my situation) followed along by nutrition issues since then, left my body bereft of most everything. My mother came out the next day and then my father later in the week. Here's a picture of fluids… in Season of the Witch, by Ted Rheingold 2 min read Hunter Walk Think viral growth is dead? You haven't met theSkimm. Let's get this part out of the way: I think theSkimm is amazing. Full-on brilliant. If you're a woman in her 20s or 30s, chances are you've… Gina Bianchini 8 min read Anil Dash Ten quick tips for hosting great Talkshows Manage your co-hosts, share your show, find out who likes your messages and correct your mistakes, all while looking fabulous. in Talkshow, by Talkshow 4 min read Hunter Walk Breaking Our Rules Yesterday, Nicholas Chirls and Alex Lines at Notation Capital launched the first episode of Origins, a new podcast about limited partners… in Sapphire Ventures Perspectives, by Elizabeth"Beezer"Clarkson 6 min read Published by Authors and publications you follow Pure Being What We Really Are We are always seeking an answer to the greatest mystery of life. Above what we think are our highest needs — for belonging and love and stuff — we need desperately to know what all this is. Being… in On Eudaimonia, by umair haque 5 min read Weekend Roundup News from Apple, BMW, Mobileye, Audi, and GM. in Self-Driving Cars, by David Silver 1 min read Recommended by Medium Staff In 2016, who still counts as human? We face the greatest displacement of humanity in decades — more than 60 million people forced from their homes by war, misery or oppression… from places like Syria, Afghanistan, Iraq, Somalia, or Eritrea. A tiny percentage of these desperate men, women and children have risked their lives on overcrowded boats and knocked on Europe's front… Doctors Without Borders 4 min read How to look smart in a cafe Always hold a book and read it out loud. Steven Markow 1 min read On Boys, Long Hair, and Bathrooms It's funny how something hair can say so much about you and be interpreted in so many ways, all in the same day. Logan Levkoff, Ph.D. 4 min read Top stories in tech 9 Useful Apps for Product Managers If you are a product manager, you know just how important great tools are for planning and managing your team's progress on a daily basis… . If you're looking for applications to help make your workflow more organized and efficient, here's a list of nine great products to try. Whether you need a better way to markup screenshots… in Product Hunt, by Product Hunt 6 min read Six books that explain the world of today As technology is eating the world everything is becoming increasingly complicated. One could say that we are in troubled waters. Or that we… in Trouble Stories, by Anders Emil Møller 6 min read Top stories in life-lessons 25 Essential Skills I Wish Somebody Taught Me When I Was Younger Super Mario. The crazy little Italian-American Plumber that shaped my childhood. I used to spend hours and hours sitting in front of my TV helping that little guy save his pixelated princess from bad guys. ¶ If case you've played it, you might have noticed that it's extremely… in Life Learning, by Zdravko Cvijetic 15 min read Top stories in self-improvement How To Make Quantum Leaps Personally And Professionally In 1978, Ellen Langer, a Harvard psychologist performed an important study. She gave houseplants to two groups of nursing-home residents… . One group was told they were responsible for keeping the plant alive and that they had autonomy in their daily schedule. The other group was told the staff would care for the plant and they were… in Life Learning, by Benjamin P. Hardy 11 min read One Simple Reason Why Your Life Still Sucks BY MAX LUKOMINSKYI in The Coffeelicious, by Max Lukominskyi 4 min read Top stories in venture-capital Kickstarter's Mission Is Non-Negotiable Many businesses have awesome mission statements that they ignore. This one carries the force of law. When Kickstarter announced its conversion to a public benefit company last fall, there was a general murmur of appreciation around the Internet industry — the company had always been unique, and its… in NewCo Shift, by John Battelle 4 min read Tiny startups need tiny boards Complexity kills and speed matters. At seed : keep your board tight ! Fred Destin 3 min read Read more on Medium Connect with us on:

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