Drew Coffman

When I'm in the middle of a long workday, I often take a quick walk around the neighborhood to clear my head — but sometimes leaving my office is a challenge, which is why the combination of a standing desk and treadmill has been a complete game-changer for me. Now, even on rainy or gloomy days when I don't feel like going outside, I can get a quick walk in while staying focused on my work. It's amazing how much of a difference this has made in my productivity and overall well-being.

I have a Sony PVM CRT in my office which I keep connected to a Nintendo Wii. This lets me quickly pop an SD card into the Wii, and then use the Wii's SD card capabilities to play classic SNES and N64 games directly on the CRT. It's a pretty magical experience, especially if you're someone who grew up playing those games.

I'm a big believer that we should feel ownership over our online identity and the spaces we inhabit. Some of the most exciting developments in the web3 space revolve around the idea of community ownership — with Friends with Benefits being a perfect example of this. When you contribute to a community and help it grow, you should be rewarded for that work. DAOs offer a really interesting mechanism for this.