I'm Brandon Sneed. I wrote the book The Edge of Legend, I'm a journalist for GQ, ESPN The Magazine, and ESPN.com, and I edit HeyGoodCall.com.
I live for great stories—finding them, telling them, living them. This is a running log of all that. It's a great life. (Read this, my short take on why stories are all that matter.)
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Mad For Carolina
(GQ)
Back on Track
(The Red Bulletin magazine)
Nobody Walks Alone
(ESPN: The Magazine)
The First Legend
(SLAM magazine)
Jay Schafer lives in an 89-square foot house, which he's named "Tumbleweed." He pays less than $100 in utilities every year. He's made a business out of building similar homes for others.
He's gone from grocery store clerk to successful entrepreneur.
A nice, refreshing look at the opposite end of the spectrum than what we in America seem trained to pursue:
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