The World at 30
A certain level of existential dread creeps in as I approach each birthday and I am forced to confront the fact that time truly only moves in one direction: forward.
Framing. Focus. Finesse.
A certain level of existential dread creeps in as I approach each birthday and I am forced to confront the fact that time truly only moves in one direction: forward.
This year was the first full calendar year I spent chasing my post-grad school dreams and boy was it a doozy. Last year was mostly about dealing with a lot
Whenever we asked our Scoutmaster Mr. Z. how much further we had to hike, he always replied: “Four More Miles!” This refrain stuck with me over the years, and I
As the tallest peak in the continental United States at 14,505 feet, Mount Whitney towers over the tiny town of Lone Pine. I have made many journeys along the 395
This blog now has a subscribe form on the bottom of all of my posts! When I originally started blogging, I was disenfranchised with main stream social media and wanted
The tide changed as the wave of corporate layoffs finally reached my current startup and I needed to reflect on my guiding values. … Continue readingGuiding Lights
I felt like I won the lottery: a parking spot directly in front of the terminal, an ontime flight, and an empty middle seat! The previous night I made a
I normally try to do this post right around new year, but I didn’t. I’m not sure if I was still trying to process everything that happened last year or
When I started grad school in late 2020, I had two “simple” goals: get the girl and do something entrepreneurial. I wanted to learn and grow and do impactful things
In between completing graduate school and starting the next chapter of my professional life, my dad and I took a drive along Route 66 from Illinois to California. The trip