The Sunday Note
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One essay a week on building a non-linear career without flattening the humanities brain that got you here. New notes land on Sundays.
Subscribe to The Sunday Note ↗- July 26, 2026 The Language of Seeming Busy Corporate jargon doesn't just obscure meaning. It obscures whether there's any meaning to obscure.
- July 19, 2026 The Skill Nobody Asks For Your second expertise isn't a backup plan. It's the thing that makes your first one legible.
- July 12, 2026 The Resume Is a Trap Your experience is real. The format you're forced to put it in might be erasing it.
- July 5, 2026 The Credential Creep Is Real and Someone Measured It Job postings keep asking for more than they used to. Here's what the data actually says about why, and what it doesn't say about what to do.
- June 28, 2026 The Words Are Doing Something Other Than Talking Why corporate jargon makes no sense until you stop asking what it means.
- June 21, 2026 The Stack Is Not a Stack On the friction between a humanities brain and everything quantitative.
- June 12, 2026 Every Humanities Grad Needs a One-Line Career Thesis The sentence that makes your path read as a decision instead of an accident.
- June 7, 2026 The Bottom Rung Is Missing You've been told to fix your resume. The problem is the economy you're handing it to.
- May 25, 2026 Why I started The Sunday Note A philosophy major's notes from a finance desk.