Sarah A. Downey·Nov 13, 2024Common mistakes people make about the EnneagramI’ve been working with the Enneagram for 10+ years now, and I keep seeing people make the same mistakes about it.A response icon2A response icon2
Sarah A. Downey·Aug 21, 2024Hard-earned truths I’ve learned about the universeAfter almost 40 years on this earth, I’ve realized I started seeing the same patterns around me about life, the universe, and…A response icon1A response icon1
Sarah A. Downey·Feb 15, 2024Why you should give functional medicine a chanceIf you’ve struggled with confusing health problems and been met with a tepid response from traditional medicine, try functionalA response icon2A response icon2
Sarah A. Downey·Nov 28, 2020The dream high school curriculum to unfuck 2020A friend asked me what high schools should teach to avoid or undo the current crisis in which we find ourselves. I think the ideal set of…A response icon5A response icon5
Sarah A. Downey·Nov 17, 2020You keep using the word “liberal:” it doesn’t mean what you think it meansIf you think “liberal” and all the variations of “left” mean the same thing, let this be your wakeup call.A response icon2A response icon2
Sarah A. Downey·Jun 29, 2020This politically-correct witch-hunt is killing free speech, and we have to fight itIt’s only in a totalitarian state where everyone appears to agree on hard topics.A response icon22A response icon22
Sarah A. Downey·Feb 3, 2020Startup trek, episode 38: Elementary, Dear DataLesson: only talk in a meeting if you have something useful to say
Sarah A. Downey·Jan 27, 2020I’m an Accomplice for life (but part-time as of January)TL;DR: I’m an Operating Partner at Accomplice as of January 2020. I’m a contractor, continuing to serve on boards, work with companies…A response icon3A response icon3
InEntrepreneurship HandbookbySarah A. Downey·Jan 14, 2020Fundraising? Don’t Say These Things to InvestorsAvoid these ten instant disqualifiers.A response icon7A response icon7
Sarah A. Downey·Dec 31, 2019Startup trek, episode 27: Where Silence Has LeaseLesson: most companies almost auto-destruct at some point