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.
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.
Happy New Year . . . The Craziness of Resolutions
Thinking about the beginning of a new year and all the things I might want to accomplish, stand for, or just remember to do. Written
Make Better Decisions. Please.
Decisions aren’t found under a rock. Decision-making is what makes us human. It’s why we have those big frontal lobes. Decision-making is the means by which
Tell Me Your Story, and I’ll Tell You Mine
Story telling may be the most powerful form of influence you can use. I wrote this in 2008 . . . over 10,000 words on
Who’s On First
Baseball fans will be able to date this essay to 1988. I found it on my hard drive while looking for something else. I wrote
9.11.01 (written the week after)
There is a passage in Job (28: 7) that says: “There is a path that no fowl knoweth, neither hath the raven’s eye seen.” Choose