“Scott Monty writes like someone who has read widely, led seriously, and grown skeptical of the modern world’s tendency to mistake motion for progress.
His essays are anchored in classical sources — not as a show of erudition, but because he genuinely believes the past has better answers than the present is willing to admit.”
— Timeless & Timely reader
When Progress Forgets People
Man may have been made to mourn, but we’ve built machines that have made it worse
After the Calendar Runs Out
We all have a finite amount of time on this earth. How we spend it will determine how we’re perceived.
It’s the Attention Economy and We’re All Broke
We inhabit an age in which the thing we most desire — uninterrupted attention — is the one thing we can no longer afford to give.
Authenticity As a Culture-Setting Tool
Stop performing and start telling the truth. To yourself and to others.
The Quiet Labor of Gratitude
Character helps us practice gratitude with humility, courage, and generosity
