About Kai Davis

Entrepreneur, Marketer, Writer, and, Podcaster. Curious about everything. Read More →
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I went out today to buy an iPhone 5 and found something amazing: A fake iPhone 5.
I’ve had the weirdest mental block about writing until recently. I knew I should read a few books about non-fiction writing, but I kept dismissing the idea because ‘Why would I need to read a book about writing? I can already write.’
The shortest path between **doing the work I enjoy** or **spending time outside** and **regret at the end of my day** is becoming distracted with mindless Internet surfing.
My experiment of writing and publishing daily has been fun and it’s coming to a close. My biggest takeaway is that the goal and intention slightly missed each other.
If you have a company in mind that you want to work for, maybe you’re curious what types of jobs/experience you should take to eventually get a job at that company.
Okay, let’s break down what iPhone apps I use and love. This is a look into my homescreen with a summary of the apps I’m using, what I use them for, and why I love them. 
When I decided to move to Honolulu, Hawaii, I had one question: What will I do when I get there? Moving to a city where you don’t know anyone, don’t have a personal network, and don’t know where to eat at is hard.