Life
Screaming Into the Void
When I look across different online mediums I find myself disconnected from the world, unable to find genuine connection with the conversations being had. How peculiar an experience in a world that is supposed to be so connected. I thought all the platforms were going to connect us? Everyone seems to be an expert, and…
Read MoreWhat Are the Trade-Offs that Make Trump Ok?
A question was recently posed looking to understand the actual trade-offs people were making that allowed them to vote Trump. Let me caveat by saying how crazy a time we live in where people are afraid to share their opinions because of the threat of being cancelled or losing friends and followers. What a dangerous…
Read MoreThanks FaceBook, Bye
In 2007 I joined FaceBook, in 2020 I am leaving Facebook. It’s been a fun run, but the time has come to say goodbye. Why leave Facebook? My reasoning is simple, I fail to see the value. It’s not enriching my life, in many ways it is degrading it. This feeling has only been amplified…
Read MoreA World of Absolutes
We live in a world of absolutes. This extremism exists across the entire spectrum, from social engagements, businesses, religious and definitely political positions. It’s disheartening. There is no longer room for civil discourse, disagreement and forward movement. Why? And is that really the case? What is making it this way?
Read MoreThank You GoDaddy / Sucuri. A New Chapter Begins | CleanBrowsing
April 5th, 2020 marked the end of my three year journey with GoDaddy, and 9+ years with Sucuri. The time has come to say goodbye and venture off on a new walk-about. Everyone Has a First Day, and a Last Day. I’m stealing this saying form Heather Brunner, CEO of WPEngine. Internally this won’t be…
Read MoreDon’t fear failure. Embrace Your Scars.
I was recently asked what I would tell myself if I could go back ten years. Why are the simplest questions, the most difficult to answer? For the life of me, I couldn’t figure out why it was so hard to answer. Everything I thought of felt shallow; as if it was either not impactful…
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