From the time Kennedy proclaimed “We choose to go to the moon” until Neil Armstrong stepped foot on the moon and uttered the famous phrase “one giant leap for mankind”, a brilliant, dedicated group of pioneering men and women undertook the impossible: to do what no one on earth had ever done. It was a …
Back in college, like most people, I had a couple of distinct friend groups. There was one, in particular, I hung out with more than the others. We listened to the same music, went to shows together, threw parties, and raised hell.We were as thick as thieves.One of the guys in this group just didn’t …
The Math of Your Personal Reputation — Why First Impressions Are So Important Read More »
Morning 6:00 am. My iPhone lights up and screams at me to wake up. Ugh. Rubbing my eyes, it’s time to throw off the Parachute sheets, roll out of my Casper bed and pull the sheets back up to the pillows. That’s about as close as I get to making my bed. I mean, no one actually makes their bed, do …
When I was growing up, society didn’t glorify rock-star business leaders like we do now. We didn’t have Elon Musk or Jeff Bezos to look up to. Sergey Brin and Larry Page hadn’t built Google yet. But I had my father. To be completely fair, we’re not billionaires. We haven’t even come close to that …
The Key Entrepreneurial Trait My Dad Unknowingly Taught Me Read More »
When the iPhone came out, Apple was crowned the king of mobile. Oh, how the mighty have fallen. Back in the early 2000’s designers were having an experimental free-for-all trying to figure out how a website should look and function. Then in 2007 the iPhone was released introducing the world to the concept of apps. …
Apple’s App Store Problem – and How They Can Fix It Read More »
February is now upon us and since we’ve gone 1/12 of the way around the sun, it’s time to talk about January’s plan and how it went. For January, I was focusing on Meditation. The goal was to meditate every day and track how I was feeling, what went right and what went wrong. To …
