Patience is a sacred pause

In times of injustice, anger, or outrage, patience can both inform and fortify us. Booker states, “Practicing patience doesn’t mean that you push your anger aside, that you don’t acknowledge it…Bringing patience in to support your anger can feel like a sacred pause, a deep listening as

Unique, Quality Branding Is Hard

Something I’ve never really posted or blogged about ever before is the tech space, but if you looked at my RSS feeds you‘d see more tech news than anything else. It’s a long-running hobby. In the consumer tech space, it’s really hard to establish a brand

Cynicism Isn’t Intelligence

Most of us valorize people who don’t like people. But it turns out cynicism is not a sign of wisdom, and more often it’s the opposite. In studies of over 200,000 individuals across thirty nations, cynics scored less well on tasks that measure cognitive ability, problem-solving, and

Gold Bluffs Beach

Katie and I celebrated our 25th anniversary and my 50th birthday last month by spending a week in the coastal redwoods in California. Gold Bluffs Beach is one of our favorite places. These pictures were in the evening after a spectacular hike. I'll post more photos from that

Working great until it doesn't

Since May, I've been using Cursor to build some projects that I'll certainly be sharing more here. It's been pretty invigorating. I've learned more in the last six months than I can remember learning at any time. And that includes grad school.

Let's give this a try

Maybe turning 50 has made me nostalgic, but I do miss the era of personal blogs. I never felt confident enough to do one of my own. But turning 50 has also helped me feel like I don't really have anything left to prove. Of course, I should