I was surprised when I surveyed a bunch of professionals in 2019. I was trying to understand how they felt about their creative output and what was holding them back.

When I got back from summer holidays in the US in 2001, my dad told me to write about my holiday experience. Back in the Lagos humid heat, I wrote

“We are at a turning point as we move from the information age to the automation age—these problems could be exacerbated or reduced. We are not quite sure what questions

I remember walking into a factory in Michigan (sometime in 2012). There were a few people crowded around the computer display in the control room. “Hello, Good morning.” I said.

When I wrote my dystopian novel - Toffy's Divide, I was envisioning a future in the year of 2049. Although I attempted to extrapolate what life would be like in

Towards the end of last year during late fall 2022, SBF and his scammy Palo Alto, Bahama-living ways had taken the wind out of the crypto space. Just a month

I was leaving an ethanol plant in Indiana, sometime in 2010. The operator swiveled around in his chair and said: “you're leaving already?” I looked at my watch and replied:

When I applied for my US student visa in 2003, I waited patiently at the US embassy in Lagos.  A few people before me had been rejected. I saw them

When I wrote Press Play in 2019, I interviewed a lot of entrepreneurs, musicians, and designers. I also listened to a lot of music that became the soundtrack to the

Imagine you could achieve a lot more by doing less? I was chatting with one of my business mentors about my business and he said “stop wasting time with all

I was high when I wrote part of this letter.  No seriously, I was 35,000-feet above ground on a flight to VeeCon - a business, culture, and web3 conference. This

Do you work to live or do you live to work? In 2022, I spent 4 months in Paris. Talk about that work-life balance. They know how to draw the