5 Years And Still Ticking

5 years ago today I said words nobody wants to ever have to speak: “Something’s really wrong, call 911.” Long story short: I’d let my diet and lifestyle get out of control. One heart attack later, I was now rocking a cardiac stent to unblock a 99% blockage. Fast forward 5 years. I feel (and […]

How to prevent ISPs from monetizing your online behaviors

The House of Representatives just passed a resolution to nullify an FCC rule which should cause concern for all Internet denizens.  The FCC rule in question prevented Internet Service Providers (ISPs) from collecting information about your Internet activities and selling that data. Now, companies like Verizon, Comcast, Time Warner, and anybody who provides Internet access, can […]

Passing On Ideas

One of the toughest lessons I’m (still) learning is how to pass on an idea or opportunity. Having such a wide net of interests, ideas and opportunities come fast and frequently. Narrowing down, staying committed to, and implementing just one at a time seems almost impossible. As an example: One of my long-standing projects is to re-create the […]

Little Patrons

It’s almost that time of year again. Golfers from around the country, and around the world, shift their attention to Augusta Georgia. The Masters. The Masters tournament has solidified its spot on the sporting calendar among the great events of our time. The number of fans lucky enough to attend represent only a fraction of those who watch the […]

The Polymath

Polymath. Generalist. Renaissance Man. Jack of all trades. Call him what you will but that guy you know with an endless list of hobbies has a unique ability to acquire new skills and knowledge. Once revered, the polymath used to be an integral part of a rapidly evolving society. Today, however, we put much more emphasis on domain […]

Hello Friends

There’s something absolutely magical which occurs the first week in April every year. Golfers around the country, especially those in colder climates, emerge from an off-season slumber to prepare for the upcoming season. There’s no groundhog to declare the golf season postponed. No, the golf gods have decided that Augusta, Georgia will always be ready for golf when […]

Next Level Grocery Shopping

Grocery stores are anything but “cutting edge”. They provide an extremely commoditized service. So much so, that online providers are starting to creep into their business. This forces them to provide “value-add” services which will keep shoppers coming back. One thing that’s befuddled me is why more businesses don’t ask for your email address. Not to spam […]