Newsletter
Every Friday, I send a short email (Friday Five) with five things worth your time — from books and business to habits, articles, music, and ideas that stick.
You’ll get:
- One song I’m spinning
- One quote or idea that stuck with me
- One article I’m thinking about
- One book I read or revisited
- One podcast from the week
It’s simple, free, and always timeless.
Lastest Newsletters
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A Complete Guide to Hyatt Privé
Hyatt Privé is one of a handful of programs for travelers looking to unlock elite benefits. Other programs include Marriott STARS & Luminous Program, Virtuoso, Four Seasons Preferred Partner, Hilton Impresario, Rosewood Elite, IHG Luxury & Lifestyle, and Amex Fine Hotels & Resorts. There are a few aspects to love about Hyatt Privé, most notably…
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3 Best Ways To Book Finnair Business Class
Compared to the Star Alliance, the number of Oneworld airline partners with nonstop flights between the US and Europe is much smaller. Finnair business class is one example of a nonstop Oneworld flight that you can book. American Airlines is another Oneworld example. Of the Oneworld partners, you could argue Finnair doesn’t receive much media…
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American Airlines AAdvantage Makes Huge Changes
Airline loyalty programs can be known for feeling like a never-ending maze. I’d bet most loyalty program members, including American Airlines AAdvantage members, don’t have the time to understand all of the program’s nuances. It takes making the time to learn these programs a priority, something most people including myself don’t take the time to…
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Capital One Venture X Card Review
Just when we thought we’d seen the end of insane-value travel credit cards, Capital One said, “Wait, hold my beer!” With the introduction of Capital One Venture X, Capital One has once again changed the premium travel credit card landscape in one fell swoop. In this Capital One Venture X review, we cover everything you…
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3 Best Ways to Book Asiana Airlines Business Class
Asiana Airlines is a Star Alliance airline partner that flies under the radar. That’s also the case with its business class. Compared to its peer Star Alliance airline partners, there’s just not a ton of coverage on Asiana Airlines. However, that’s where the potential upside lies. Said another way, when every traveler focuses on popular…