It was a time of productivity and grief, creativity and pain — These past twelve months weren’t a meme, a curse, or a referendum on reality, but they had meaning. …

Marginally more grounded sub-title with a hint of this post’s actual content — A reference to a time when you we’re doing something casually aspirational like wrapping up a meeting with your team discussing your own success, but felt something nagging in the back of your mind… subtle questioning that your life not as exceptional as you imagined? A quote that is just…

Or how I learned to stop worrying and love over-communication — I’ve worked with remote teams before. Partially remote. They we’re remote and the “company” was in one place. Anyone who has worked with clients or in a customer facing role could probably reasonably abstract things out to a person working remotely without too many new skills in their toolbox. But…

There are many side projects in my ideas graveyard, but most had valuable lessons to give before they faded like a match on Tinder. Consistency is King Better still: the appearance of consistency is King. Podcasting taught me that new and current events are tough because they are antithesis of “evergreen” content. And…

I’m not the world’s most compelling writer, comedian, marketer, or french toast maker, but I do occasionally pour some feeling and thought into my blog posts. That’s why I’m upset. I wrote a listicle and it was wildly more successful than my last blog post. It was so successful by comparison that I debated titling this post You won’t believe these 3 reasons my blog went viral. But I didn’t. Because a man has to stand for something.

Sometimes the only way to shake a bad idea is to write it down… So, these are now free for you to use in perpetuity, forever.* Punchbowl in the shape of a punching bag A dating service for people who only drink Soylent A subscription box service for moving boxes …

The internet may never have been a medium that could by its design afford you privacy. The nature of digital communication and rapidly affordable computing meant easy surveillance happened long before easy privacy. What afforded us protection with analog technologies in the past may not just have been the warrants…

Spoilers! I just finished watching the movie The Martian and I must admit I haven’t read the book, but its just jumped to the top of my list. I walked out of the theater feeling refreshed and hopeful, which a lot of movies have made me feel before, but the…

Part I of an infinite part series — In May of this year I stepped into the role of Product Manager, but I haven’t taken a lot of time to stop and reflect on everything i’ve stumbled over in the process. …