Experienced web, tech, and operations geek. Occasional taker-of-pictures and adventure-oriented hobbyist.
I’ve long put this perspective forward when discussing the “value” of social media with friends, but it bears remembering when I’m exhausted by the content that fills my feed on (insert social network here): our feeds are what we make of them. We—generally speaking—control the sources...
OpenAI's ChatGPT system has been making the rounds in technology and mainstream media these last few weeks. I’ve been toying around with it for a while now and have been pleased to find some surprising value. Meaningful professional/personal uses aside, it’s a great sandbox to…...
Of the many changes I've worked through in the last several years, one of the more positive and impactful has been integrating meditation into my daily routine. More specifically, the power in the idea of beginning again.
I’ve always been the kind of person who struggles to close browser tabs. My tab bar often resembled a never-ending ‘to-do someday’ list, cluttered with articles and links I promised to read later... but rarely did. This habit became a recurring issue, surfacing more frequently than I would prefer....
Same bat-time, same bat-channel.
I’d started jotting down some notes for this post and had thoughts of sharing broader commentary, but the more I wrote, the more I felt my words getting in the way of the message as delivered.
We all struggle with "should I or shouldn't I," when the answer is almost always: "five minutes ago when you first thought about this."
Years of radio silence leave one with more than a few fresh stories. A lot has changed, and a lot more is on the horizon.
I'm beyond embarrassed by the number of books I have on my Kindle whose pages have yet to see (as it were) the light of day. Physical books on my shelf sit half–or completely–unread. It's a sad state of literary affairs over here.
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