Game-maker, Explorer, Writer
People-watching at the mall on Steroids. My observations about people, life, and living.
College football is a beautiful thing. But in light of the constant controversy in regards to rankings, biases, politics, and snubs, I think everyone agrees that it could be so much better. A couple … Read More
9 months ago I became a dad! Since then I’ve naturally experienced a wide range of new joys, fears, wishes, and worries. These three new emotions in particular have caught my eye since this … Read More
Almost anyone can agree that college football’s switch from the biased, boring, confusing BCS system to the 4-team playoff was a huge improvement. But 3 years in, the controversies haven’t stopped, and more and … Read More
Like most kids these days, I learned cursive in Elementary School. Cursive’s flowiness was fun, and writing in it made me feel like I was writing out checks like … Read More
I’m realizing more and more as a business owner that to succeed I must become a “manager” rather than a “fulfiller.” In any given day I hire freelancers and work with people who are … Read More
In the popular 1999 scary movie “Sixth Sense,” one of the most chilling lines is spoken by a young kid, Cole, who can see ghosts. He’s explaining to Bruce Willis’ character that ghosts don’t … Read More
I am not a foodie. Mostly I eat to survive. If I’m hungry, I’ll find something to eat. Ask me if I like something, and without fail I’ll accurately claim that “I like everything … Read More
About a year ago I was on the internet and did a double take. Who was that slightly ambiguous, slightly attractive Asian girl, and how did I know her? I couldn’t figure it out, so … Read More
From April til June of this year, Holly and I traveled Scotland, England, Holland, Belgium, and Germany. Last summer we hung out with the French and the Italians. Being in Europe for so long … Read More
During the past year, I’ve been trying to make changes in my life to little by little move to a 4-Hour Workweek lifestyle. The book basically points out the insanity of our “work-hard, play-hard” … Read More