On Sept. 26, 2013, I came across a blog post by David Spinks where he publicly shared his commitment to publish 100 blog posts in 100 days.

It was a great moment of serendipity, because I had just been thinking that I needed to write more. So I got started the next day!

Here is a list of the posts.

1. 9/27/2013 – I’m writing 100 posts in 100 days
2. 9/28/2013 – The first step
3. 9/29/2013 – The two biggest differences between academia and entrepreneurship
4. 9/30/2013 – One metric to rule them all: what is yours?
5. 10/1/2013 – Internal and external mirrors
6. 10/2/2013 – The power of temporary social media
7. 10/3/2013 – What being an entrepreneur means to me
8. 10/4/2013 – The key to your inner freedom
9. 10/5/2013 – Quality versus quantity, when mastering a craft
10. 10/6/2013 – Surviving the startup roller coaster
11. 10/7/2013 – The simple secret to creating new habits
12. 10/8/2013 – A typical Tuesday, killin’ it startup style
13. 10/9/2013 – Online dating will always be broken, but it might be OK
14. 10/10/2013 – Saving our bodies from the desk job
15. 10/11/2013 – The school of life
16. 10/12/2013 – Why entrepreneurs should blog
17. 10/13/2013 – What’s wrong with being average?
18. 10/14/2013 – The graduate school startup accelerator
19. 10/15/2013 – University and the academic/startup idea space
20. 10/16/2013 – The simple secret to achieving your goals
21. 10/17/2013 – How goals can be limiting: or, how I failed myself by achieving a goal
22. 10/18/2013 – The power of being different
23. 10/19/2013 – Dreamers, talkers, writers, and doers
24. 10/20/2013 – The easiest way to play the long game
25. 10/21/2013 – The best motivation for personal development
26. 10/22/2013 – Too much of a good thing
27. 10/23/2013 – Personal development as social good
28. 10/24/2013 – Why the popular view of Maslow’s hierarchy is dangerous
29. 10/25/2013 – Walking the fine line between confidence and humility
30. 10/26/2013 – Creating value from zero
31. 10/27/2013 – The currency of happiness: or, how to accumulate happiness
32. 10/28/2013 – The next generation of academic publishing
33. 10/29/2013 – Life is simple
34. 10/30/2013 – Consumer web: focus on two concepts
35. 10/31/2031 – My blogging habit
36. 11/1/2013 – The personal development stigma
37. 11/2/2013 – Unboundedness in consumer web products
38. 11/3/2013 – What’s in an identity?
39. 11/4/2013 – Life lessons from Ender’s Game (the movie)
40. 11/5/2013 – How I learned to track my habits
41. 11/6/2013 – The unbundling of Craigslist and reddit: the flip side
42. 11/7/2013 – Go big
43. 11/8/2013 – My dreams, deferred
44. 11/9/2013 – Entrepreneurship and life
45. 11/10/2013 – Why I write
46. 11/11/2013 – Google, Marvel, Lost
47. 11/12/2013 – What happens to old content on the web?
48. 11/13/2013 – The actual School of Life, and two awesome videos
49. 11/14/2013 – Confidence or delusion?
50. 11/15/2013 – Choose an auto-completable domain name
51. 11/16/2013 – The ugliness of mankind
52. 11/17/2013 – Why I’m starting inside the building
53. 11/18/2013 – Building for consumer web? Tap into an existing user need.
54. 11/19/2013 – How do I find the best content?
55. 11/20/2013 – Albert Wenger (USV) on the Internet from first principles
56. 11/21/2013 – Blurred lines: The problem with Facebook’s social sharing model
57. 11/22/2013 – What kind of CEO do you want to be?
58. 11/23/2013 – Don’t just masturbate
59. 11/24/2013 – Notes on the PandoMonthly with Phil Libin, CEO of Evernote
60. 11/25/2013 – Managing the fear of loss
61. 11/26/2013 – Retirement and the fear of future loss
62. 11/27/2013 – The fear of immediate loss
63. 11/28/2013 – Looking stupid and going back for more
64. 11/29/2013 – Notes on the PandoMonthly with Jason Calicanis
65. 12/1/2013 – The world is gray
66. 12/2/2013 – Overvalued personal traits
67. 12/3/2013 – Where ideas meet reality
68. 12/4/2013 – Will we see more successful startups with single founders?
69. 12/5/2013 – Living online documents
70. 12/6/2013 – Notes on the PandoMonthly with Mark Suster
71. 12/7/2013 – How are you going to change someone’s life?
72. 12/8/2013 – The importance of the market when building a startup
73. 12/9/2013 – Exploring the new
74. 12/10/2013 – Are startup valuations and payouts too high?
75. 12/11/2013 – The rising income inequality isn’t going to stop
76. 12/12/2013 – Blogging styles: more questions or more answers?
77. 12/13/2013 – The startup of headlines
78. 12/14/2013 – The problem with righteous entrepreneurship
79. 12/15/2013 – Startups, money, and happiness
80. 12/16/2013 – Be good
81. 12/17/2013 – Be good (the startup version)
82. 12/18/2013 – Good design
83. 12/19/2013 – Minimizing cognitive load in design
84. 12/20/2013 – Music and social media
85. 12/21/2013 – The island spirit
86. 12/22/2013 – Shit, why not?
87. 12/23/2013 – Decoupling dissatisfaction from self worth
88. 12/24/2013 – Motivation for 2014
89. 12/25/2013 – Your problem isn’t new
90. 12/26/2013 – Relationships and social networks
91. 12/27/2013 – Thinking big and small
92. 12/28/2013 – The fragility of life
93. 12/29/2013 – Critics and creators
94. 12/30/2013 – Top posts in 2013
95. 12/31/2013 – Happy new year!
96. 1/1/2014 – Looking back on 2014
97. 1/2/2014 – Jurassic Awesome
98. 1/3/2013 – What time frame do you optimize for?
99. 1/4/2013 – Curation as the third frontier of the web
100. 1/5/2013 – Reflecting on 100 posts in 100 days