Category: Blog
11 posts
Blog
News, opinions, and behind-the-scenes notes from the studio.
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A Rockin' Thanksgiving and Warm Wishes to All Our Readers Worldwide
A quick Thanksgiving note from Mira Helix: gratitude, a calm desk, and a reminder to protect your focus heading into the holidays.
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Rocking the AI World: Larry Summers Amps Up OpenAI's Board as Sam Altman Takes the Mic Again
Sam Altman returned as OpenAI CEO after the 2023 board shakeup; Larry Summers joined the board. Here’s the clear timeline and why it matters for builders.
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Scream 7: The New Face of Horror – Rockin' the Silver Screen in 2025
Scream 7 status, director swap to Christopher Landon, cast watch (Jenna Ortega, Melissa Barrera), and what to rewatch while we wait.
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Side Hustles: The New Rock 'n' Roll (and How to Learn the Business Side)
A rock-and-roll-inspired guide to treating your side hustle like a tour: learn the business side, build revenue streams, and keep your creative signal strong.
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Rock the Holidays: Creator Gift Guide (Updated 2025)
Updated creator gift guide for 2025: desk setup upgrades, audio picks, travel-friendly tech, and small luxuries that remove friction for remote workers and makers.
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Celebrating 26 Years of ONE PIECE - A Legendary Journey to the Silver Screen
On July 22, 1997, a young pirate with dreams as vast as the ocean set sail on a legendary journey.
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March Madness Bracket Strategy: Pick Winners Without Losing Your Work Week
My repeatable system for building a resilient March Madness bracket: how to spot upsets, hedge risk, and follow the games without blowing up your deep-work blocks.
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What is March Madness? FAQ and Quick Guide
A beginner-friendly guide to March Madness: what it is, how the bracket works, key dates, seeding, watching tips, and FAQs for people who want the signal without the noise.
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Love in the Cosmos: Buzz Aldrin Marries His Longtime Love at 93
Buzz Aldrin married Dr. Anca Faur on his 93rd birthday—a quick recap and why I love late-in-life milestones as a signal to keep building.
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