Medium publication with essays on work, careers, happiness and side projects, including a post on growing a side project to $60K revenue.
HN links it for career and happiness essays. One commenter points to its happiness post as good, while another criticizes an article's framing of outrage over one email.
The problem with this article is that the author is claiming that all this outrage is over one email, and thus the reaction is disproportionate and damaging.
The outrage might be over the top for a single email, but that is not the context experienced by the students protesting. As a white guy with a good job, the Atlantic author and I share the privilege to experience race if and when we choose. From that perspective, it's easy to call this "a fight over Halloween costumes"
For the women who say they were turned away from a "white girls only" party, and for many others, it's not a fight over an email about Halloween costumes. It's about having administrators who acknowledge the reality that they experience on an ongoing basis:
It's worth reading another side of the story before jumping to conclusions:
https://medium.com/keep-learning-keep-growing/what-s-really-going-on-at-yale-6bdbbeeb57a6
When you see all the context that the Atlantic author, Mr Friedersdorf, chooses to ignore, you should think about the political agenda behind a piece like this.
Regarding happiness (as opposed to goals), I thought this post was pretty good: https://medium.com/keep-learning-keep-growing/the-secret-to-happiness-is-10-specific-behaviors-f12741b13f34#.r9ctqzyi2
Business Insider link doesn't work for me. This one does:
https://medium.com/keep-learning-keep-growing/how-i-went-from-underemployed-waitress-to-the-top-1-of-millennials-in-3-months-4680dc1d7891