6 life lessons: from the dead - Boston.com
6 life lessons: from the dead By Bryan Marquard, Globe Staff Prev 1 of 7 Next What does an obituary writer learn about life from covering the dead? We asked the Globe's Bryan Marquard, who has written nearly 800 obituaries since switching to that beat three and a half years ago. Every day, he opens a window into the lives of others, how people live, and how they're remembered. Discuss What lessons
10 lessons from a failed startup - NYTimes.com
A year and a half ago, my co-founder Dev Nag and I started an internet TV network for games called PlayCafe. Our ambitious plan was to run highly interactive game shows in which everyone was a contestant. Players could watch our hosts, answer questions, win prizes, form teams, call our studio, live chat, and run their own games. It was a huge undertaking, but despite great engagement — users watch
Things I wish I'd known when I was younger - lifehack.org
Most people learn over time, but often learning comes too late to be fully useful. There are certainly many things that I know now that would have been extremely useful to me earlier in my life; things that could have saved me from many of the mistakes and hurts I suffered over the years—and most of those that I inflicted on others too. I don’t buy the romantic notion that my life has been somehow
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