These are essays from the wayback machine. The topics are varied. Some are about business, but mostly rumination on current events and whatever caught my attention at the time.
Bobby and Me
This is a story about customer experience, a topic about which I’m endlessly interested. It begins in what will feel like left field with
Tales of Glory from Old Belgium
In October of 2000, nearly 20 years ago from this reposting, I wrote a long series of posts reflecting on a trip I made
Riding with Rilke . . . a book review from long ago
I keep unearthing prose from an old blog I used to publish called Midlife Rider . . . don’t go looking because I gave the
Tales From A Very Long Motorbike Trip
Another piece from 2008, a time when I was all about riding motorbikes . . . the longer the day the better. This essay was
In Search of My (then) Lost Moto-Mojo
Years ago I wrote a blog called “Midlife Rider.” I found this essay recently and thought it worth republishing. If you’re not interested in mechanical
The Death of Certainty
Thinking about complexity, modernity, and the loss of certainty on the anniversary of the destruction of the Space Shuttle Columbia. Written in 2002.