I read a lot of articles. I watch John Oliver’s “Last Week Tonight” – the free feature edition – on YouTube. I consume NextDraft and share articles that strike a nerve on Twitter and Facebook. I hope the sharing enlightens some folks. I like and follow progressive accounts on social media. I show my friends … Read more
I cannot love this enough. As I embark upon another “crazy” idea, I am thankful for friends, family, and colleagues who are tribe. They encourage, listen, and support me. It took some time to find most of them. So, if you’re still uncertain, keep going and find the others. You have to sit directly in … Read more
“I slept and dreamt life was joy. I awoke and saw that life was service. I acted and behold, service was joy.” https://t.co/vEjOUDiklk#lscon #GuildForGood #GiveBack — Brian Dusablon (@briandusablon) March 29, 2018
Last year I deactivated my Facebook account for a few months. This kept everything as is but turned off the ability for people to tag me and find my info when searching. I was generally just tired of the fake and the time suck it had become for me. I also wanted to experiment. Would … Read more
From Politico, the most interesting man in the world, on how to be interesting. I can say with certainty that to be interesting you have to be interested. You can watch the parade that is life—and live vicariously through others, as many do—or you can get in and participate in your own journey. And the … Read more
Time is indeed a precious thing. Perhaps the most precious thing. Thank you for the smiles, Gene. RIP Gene Wilder ❤️❤️❤️ A photo posted by Warehouse Live (@warehouselive) on Aug 29, 2016 at 2:05pm PDT “Time is a precious thing. Never waste it.” – Gene Wilder
Recommended song: Life in Marvelous Times – Mos Def Wherever you ride, whatever your name, This raw cold life is a beautiful thing. Today I had the pleasure of working with a good friend on requirements for an analysis tool. The outcome of this project will lead to significant improvements in patient experiences. Making something … Read more
Marcia Conner shared this yesterday, and the timing was perfect. Finding direction in your life instead of moving along aimlessly will make everything that is attained along the way more meaningful. But first you have to step off the carousel so you can plot a course for moving forward. The One Thing There is no … Read more
Oh, man. Coffee. You knew this was coming. I never drank much coffee until college. And then, it was crap like Denny’s. Strictly caffeine injection so I could “cram” for tests. Yeah, that didn’t work (the coffee or the cramming). Somewhere along the way I started drinking better coffee, but still needed to “doctor” it … Read more
I love music. All kinds. Live. Recorded. Analog. Digital. Rock. Blues. Rap. Country. Classical. It doesn’t matter. I just love music. I’ve played the clarinet. I’ve sung in choirs. I’ve tried to learn the guitar and the ukulele (though to be honest, not very hard). I can occasionally be coerced into singing karaoke with the … Read more