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Why I Stopped Telling the Same Story
The origin story that made me relatable was the same story keeping me stuck
May 12
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April 2026
The Man Who Said “We Need More Jasons”
I want to tell you about the person who saved this mission.
Apr 23
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I Ran a Million-Dollar Burger King Franchise For Cents Above Minimum Wage
How being good at your job as a young worker just means you’ll be exploited longer
Apr 15
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The Day I Chose Pizza Boxes Over Boardrooms (And Never Regretted It)
How refusing to cook the books cost me everything, and taught me that integrity is the only thing money can’t buy
Apr 13
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Jobs Aren't Coming Back. At Least Not The Way You Think They Will.
AI will take some jobs. But the real story is what happens after the bubble bursts, and how millions of us will have to build income ourselves.
Apr 4
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I Need to Tell You What’s Happening
I’m going to be straight with you.
Apr 2
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March 2026
The Unfireables: Why I'm Building a Movement for People the Job Market Threw Away
The Job Market Told Me I Was Done at 57. I'm Building Something It Can't Reject.
Mar 26
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I Have a Dream Business. It Has Nothing to Do With Writing.
I Have a Dream Business. It Has Nothing to Do With Writing.
Mar 21
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Building 7 Income Streams After 800 Job Rejections: A Survival Playbook
I sent 800 job applications between July 2025 and February 2026.
Mar 12
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His name is João. He is embracing “The Great Pivot”
But you can call him JP.
Mar 2
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I Helped a Startup Sell for Millions. I Got Nothing. It Took Me 30 Years to Stop Being Angry About the Wrong Thing
Most people blame themselves when the job market says no. I did too. Until 800 applications taught me the truth.
Mar 2
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February 2026
The Community is Taking Care of Each Other (And It’s Beautiful)
Something is happening in “Over 40 and Unemployed” that I didn’t expect.
Feb 25
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