Author: Harper Hunt

My friend’s older brother dubbed us a copy on tape, told us it was cool, and that it was fun to sing along to, so…

Nothing Good Ever Happens in Philadelphia, According to Bones Sometimes the most extraordinary stories come from the most ordinary encounters. Bones’ tale of surviving a…

It’s 9am on a Sunday, and my wife and I are currently 2 hours and 177 miles behind schedule. We’re sitting in a tire shop,…

Do you know Bob Seawright? He’s a brilliant financial writer, sports enthusiast, and cross-generational community builder who writes “The Better Letter” on Substack. If not,…

“When I was a kid” is usually the sign of an incoming bad argument. Well, maybe not bad, but definitely flawed. And the person saying…

I can’t shake these 2023 survey stats: Despite this, creative people still struggle to earn a living from their work: 86% of Americans benefit, so…

Larry McMurtry said, “Incompetents invariably make trouble for people other than themselves.” The definition of incompetent is more generous than the word feels: “not having…

On Title Fight’s first record, Shed, there’s a song called “Flood of ‘72” that I always wondered what anybody from anywhere else in the world would…

It’s All Art Sometimes the most profound creative insight comes from the simplest choice: deciding that something is art because you say it is. This…

Do you know Jared Dillian? He’s an investor, trader, author, musician, and still my favorite consumer of cat psychic services (plus now supporter of Northeastern…

Do you know Bryan Moore? Host of the Active Advisor podcast at Harbor Capital, former trading floor veteran who’s built ETF desks from scratch at…

Jared Dillian came on Just Press Record to discuss his excellent new book, Rule 62: Meditations on Success and Spirituality – and he surprised me with this statement:…

Somebody was talking about the power of thinking big the other day. It was all about impact. Then I saw somebody else talking about the…

My dog wanted to smell (re: eat) a baggie with a few stray gummy somethings left in it that clearly fell out of some kids…

There’s a thin line between chaotic nonsense and chaotic substance. There’s a not so thin line between creative exploration and creative activism. Sometimes art, as…

Sunday Music: How Sly Stone Evolved, At The Beginning Sly Stone’s transformation between his first and second albums reveals the essential tension every creator faces:…

Do you know Grant Williams? He’s an author and podcaster about the financial world who’s moved from being inside the business for decades to operating…

Do you know Craig Pearce? He’s a nonfiction publisher at Pan Macmillan/Harriman House (one of the “big five” publishing houses) who’s brought us Morgan Housel, Adam…

I don’t know exactly why this story became top of mind when I was talking to Grant Williams (TTMYGH, ex-Real Vision, etc.) and Craig Pearce…