Roxine Kee 11/15/21 Roxine Kee 11/15/21

Flow, Autotelics, and The Paradox of Solitude

Growth is a result of having an autotelic self. Autotelics become who they are through solitude — which counterintuitively, leads to better integration in the world around them.

Roxine Kee 10/22/21 Roxine Kee 10/22/21

What Happens When You Fail

I failed pretty bad this week and published only 2/5 posts. Here’s a personal reflection on why it happened and what I’ll do about it moving forward.

Roxine Kee 10/19/21 Roxine Kee 10/19/21

On Rediscovering Magazines

On a whim, I bought and read a copy of The New Yorker from an airport newsstand. I had one thought as I read page after page on my flight back to Toronto: Gosh, I miss this so much.

Roxine Kee 10/15/21 Roxine Kee 10/15/21

Reflecting on the Past Month: Building My Content & Distribution Flywheels

This essay you’re reading is the 4th and final longform piece I’ll be publishing as part of cohort 3 of the Creator Cabins Residency. Here I break down my content creation and distribution flywheels and outline what’s next for my writing. This essay is kinda like an investor memo for you and I hope you enjoy it.

Roxine Kee 10/7/21 Roxine Kee 10/7/21

Making the Anne-Laure Challenge Harder with Investigative Essays

Each week, 1 out of my 5 weekday posts will be a longform investigative essay. These will dissect modern brands, ideas, products, and companies through the lens of classic business principles.

Roxine Kee 10/6/21 Roxine Kee 10/6/21

Working in Public as a Writer: Using Blog Posts as Reporting Memos

How do I maintain the momentum of daily publishing, while working on longform essays that challenge my brain and stretch my writing ability? Enter the reporting memo.

Roxine Kee 10/4/21 Roxine Kee 10/4/21

Becoming Autotelic: The Part About the Flow State that No One Talks About

Autotelic is defined as “a self that has self-contained goals, one that easily translates potential threats into enjoyable challenges, and therefore maintains its inner harmony.”

Roxine Kee 10/1/21 Roxine Kee 10/1/21

Cracking the Creative Code: 5 Surprising Lessons from Publishing 7 Blog Posts in 7 Days

Would it be possible to do creative work in such a way that it adds energy and excitement to my life, rather than take from it? After years of wrong turns and dead ends, I finally found the way to do this. Here’s what I’ve learned so far.