In our complex world, even the most skilled professionals can make mistakes. From surgeons to airline pilots to restaurant employees, no one is immune to the occasional lapse in memory or attention. This is...
This is a long one. Mostly written for me… and for Dad, and those who know and love him. So, why then share this on LinkedIN (as I have done separately), and why share...
Americans with net worth in the top 2% would feel like they had been stricken with abject poverty if they walked in the shoes of too many millions of hard-working, underpaid, hourly workers. They...
Even writing about kindness makes me cringe just a bit. A sense of vulnerability surrounds me knowing some of my peers and friends will mock me behind my back. “He’s trying to be woke...
I get asked for advice often. Other times I just dole it out mindlessly. Sometimes I feel what I’m saying is so obvious I don’t even want to answer or share – I might...
Seth Godin shared a post recently about the capabilities of AI platform Claude. I gave it a whirl. Back in 2011 I was embroiled in a small city scuffle that became known as “Burritogate.”...
Walter Isaacson’s 2023 biography of Elon Musk is a masterful portrayal of one of the most innovative and controversial figures of our time. The pace of the book reminded me of the movie “Magnolia,”...
Using the magic of SaneBox this link/article on “The Cult of Busy” comes up in my inbox every year on Nov 14. I had just turned 45 when I first read it in 2014,...
75 years and 30 minutes ago – exactly – In-N-Out Burger opened its very first restaurant. And a few hours ago I just happened to finish Lynsi Snyder’s new book The In-N-Outs of In-N-Out...
Note: This was a journal entry written in late 2018 after sending a proposal to John Hancock – who owned the space on Copley Square we were considering at the time. We had a...
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