Day 363 – The Word Covenant
A covenant is more than a promise, and deeper than a commitment. A promise can be broken. A commitment can fade under pressure. A covenant
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Day 362 – The Waiting is the Hardest Part
I have been getting inspiration lately from music. Not the music itself, but the story behind the artists’ success. It has occurred to me that
Day 361 – Counterculture Used to Be Cool
I was given the task this morning to go get the Halloween decorations from storage. It seemed that my marriage could be in jeopardy, so
Day 360 – The Idea Marketplace
It occurs to me that the marketplace for ideas has become the early stage investment scene. Do you have a great idea? The true test
Day 359 – Getting the Full Picture
Last night I found myself in one of those conversations that start with promise and end with fatigue. I was speaking with someone I respect.
Day 358 – The Fox Guarding the Henhouse
I am a collector of idioms. When I was a child, I was always curious about the things my older relatives would say as expressions.
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Day 351 – Assigning a Price to Value
We spent a good part of today in a long conversation about pricing. The question kept circling back to the same root. How valuable is
Day 350 – The Extra Ordinary Ambition
As you go through life you accumulate things. Material items, property, relationships, responsibilities, and assets. Hopefully you do not accumulate some of the bad things
Day 349 – I Pity the Fool
Being in a startup company reminds me far too often of television series from the mid 1980s. The one that comes to mind is the
Day 348 – Transfer Risk Not Costs
One of the most difficult transitions that I participated in was a company that was trying to convert its traditional T&M (Time and Material) services
Day 347 – No One is Organized
I heard someone say, I am not an organized person. That sentence followed me around for the rest of the day. I kept turning it
Day 346 – The Creole Girl
She was born in Lafayette on September twentieth, nineteen thirty six. The storm years were fading; the dust was settling. The world felt scorched and
Day 345 – The Concept of Monotonic Lift
On one of my many cross country travels, I ended up in a non Marriott facility. This is a rare occurrence, but in this instance
Day 344 – The Thread You Weave
What if you discovered that your daily struggles, your moments of doubt, and even your mundane Tuesday afternoons were all part of something magnificent? What
Day 343 – You Actually Hold the Blade
What most do not understand about medieval sword fighting is that the sword was most deadly when the swordsman used metal or shielded gauntlets to