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There are countless schools of thought on why nobody sees your video or reads your blog or listens to you in real life. I think about three broad categories: Working on 1 is what I believe I really want to … Continue reading →

Did some shopping at Aldi today. I motioned a lady to go in front of me because she just had like three jars of spaghetti sauce. She seemed apprehensive so I was a little self conscious and worried that I … Continue reading →

Apparently Jeff Bezos avoids screen time for at least one hour after he wakes up. While I believe Amazon’s business practices ultimately harm many people, Jeff’s screen time deferral technique is something I figure is worth trying. So far, the … Continue reading →

When I get hyper interested in something, I’m like a dog with his favorite toy. That something is currently AI. I had a wonderful conversation with an old friend about AI. I had asked on LinkedIn how folks thought AI … Continue reading →

The finer things club is the most exclusive club in The Office. So naturally I need to be in it. The party planning committee is my backup, Kevin’s band is my safety. That said, I can read my favorite E.M. … Continue reading →

What if a person is supposed to be a virtuoso or an influential scientist or an influential poet? And what if middle school and high school crush it out of them. What if the demand for compliance to a norm … Continue reading →

I remember someone once saying not to trust any thought you have about writing unless you are actually writing. I think it was either Professor Barden or my buddy Dave. Here’s how it happens. I have an idea. I think … Continue reading →

I deleted my Facebook app three weeks ago. On day fourteen of a planned seven day break, I wished my lovely bride a happy anniversary using the browser version. More than twenty notifications grabbed my attention, just like the algorithm … Continue reading →

Eli started high school today. I walked to the bus stop with him. Because I wanted to, not because he needed me to. This is how it goes. Each milestone a little different. A little more profound. For weeks I … Continue reading →