Thank you John Fetterman for being with the Pittsburgh community today as we mourn the destruction of the last 100 DAYS and pray to bring the hostages home.

I like to get thru a muscle draft by walking and dictating into a phone. That way you don't have to judge. You just move.

Just attended a seminar by the Jewish Writers' Initiative - guided by On The Page

Incredible three days. A career highlight.

theatlantic.com/family/archive…

We explore this idea in my latest film PIVOT PALS which is now streaming on Omeleto.

Link in bio!

You can now stream my film PIVOT PALS over turkey and stuffing!

Link in bio.

Big news about my short film PIVOT PALS coming soon. (Tminus 12 hours)

Hint: It starts with s and ends with g.

In these challenging times, I am grateful to be sharing good news!

I just got the rights to a fantastic book. Can't wait to announce!

That will be three books on the docket to adapt for film/tv.

In this difficult time, while you're trying to care for others, don't forget to care for yourself.

I'm in the middle of mad research for a Gilded Age feature.

This David Senra can't be missed.

spotify.link/Po0azYNWbEb

This is such an important video.

Rav Kook says 'I don't speak because I have the power to speak, I speak because I don't have the power to remain silent'

Am Yisrael Chai

From Yossi Klein Halevi latest article on the The Times of Israel

blogs.timesofisrael.com/what-this-war-…

As always, Yossi Klein Halevi writes a nuanced piece for The Atlantic.

Thank you Yossi for continuing to unpack the complexities of Israel's historical and current events.

theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…

On my way to the funeral of a young Brazilian woman murdered at the music festival. A message went out urging strangers to attend, because she has barely any family here. There’s a 2km line snaking out of the entrance of the cemetery and I doubt we’ll make it.

Personally, I do my best creative work late afternoon into early evening.

Andrew D. Huberman, Ph.D. has great podcasts on optimal times for analytic vs. creative work.

Highly recommend.

I'm working on shot list/storyboards today for a TV Pilot promo. The world and characters will be built in Unreal.

It looks unreal.

What a cool time to be alive.

I wonder what would happen if I let go of getting it right and instead allowed for all of my work to be 'good enough'

What if good enough was truly good enough?