Anyone starting any tweet with “As a Harvard/MIT/Penn alum,” (let alone the double back pat), stop. Just please stop.

Is there a change.org petition somewhere to reinstate his 140 character limit? Good reminder that no amount of $$ buys peace and security. The scars of being picked last at recess run deep.

Impressed, inspired and delighted to see Michael Lai 赖天宸 moving from words to action and running for local office to help rebuild and restore SF. Having smart & passionate people win local unsexy elections like the DCCC is exactly what's needed. Please share & support!

voice is back today! i had to say this: the margin for victory for the last seat on the DCCC in 2012 was 32 votes (!!). with two days until the election can you text 3 friends about me and @SFDemsForChange ?

Incredibly excited to see Michael Lai 赖天宸 running for the SF board of supervisors. He’s the exact kind of earnest, passionate, smart, and hard-working person we need in office to help SF realize its tremendous potential. Go Michael!!

If you live in the Bay and care about making/keeping it a great place to live, please attend the screening of my brother Nate Houghteling's new (incredible) documentary. There are few issues more important both locally and nationally than housing policy (worksinprogress.co/issue/the-hous…).

Fault Lines is a new documentary about the San Francisco housing crisis. I attended a screening last night (at the lovely Vogue Theater) and all I can say is 10/10, do not miss it. 🍿 Nate Houghteling and yoav attias tell a nuanced, informative, and emotionally gripping story about the

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I’m admittedly a bit biased, but this is among the best documentaries I’ve seen in a long time - Nate Houghteling tells a nuanced, powerful, and fundamentally human story about an issue - the housing crisis - at the root of so many problems in America.

Wonderful piece about an incredible person (Paul Freedman) and his audacious vision to build baseball anew in Oakland. About a lot more than sports.

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Impressed and inspired by this guy’s passionate pursuit of a hobby and his earnest, honest reflection on it. A small, sweet, very human counterbalance to the “AI will overtake everything” narrative that leads my feed latimes.com/lifestyle/list…

Incredibly proud & inspired by Nate Houghteling's work presenting a nuanced, human, essential view into the housing crisis. What happens in SF reverberates nationally. Join this Thursday's screening at GLIDE eventbrite.com/e/glide-screen… sfchronicle.com/entertainment/…

Why can’t even the most progressive cities build enough housing? A groundbreaking new documentary, ‘FAULT LINES,’ attempts to answer that question. Stream now on Apple TV+.

Amazing work Nate Houghteling! An important, compelling doc about one of the defining issues of our era.

I had a great time talking with Will Houghteling on the FranklinCovey On Leadership podcast. We talked about how my journey first began, customer experiences, and more! Click there to listen to the full episode! youtube.com/watch?v=sVcIyS…

Amidst the dizzying pace of AI development, Ethan Mollick is rightfully known as one of the most insightful, helpful and fun voices around. I was lucky to interview him for FranklinCovey's On Leadership podcast. Listen on Spotify open.spotify.com/episode/1fDjJD…

This was one of the more fun pods I've hosted so far. Great conversation with Shane Battier about basketball (discussed Coach K, Pat Riley, LeBron, Yao, Draymond), leadership, culture and more.