Observations The Untold History of the US Watching this series almost gives me the feeling of listening to one of my great-grandparents give me the context for the familial relationships and being able to link present-day issues with unresolved issues or incidents from the past.
Inspiration What I'm thankful for... The Secret has been on my reading list for a while and I finally got around to reading [listening] to it. The book reiterates the power of the law of
Bitcoin My first online course: Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency Technologies This fall I completed my first "official" online course, Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency Technologies offered by Princeton University on Coursera. It's amazing how much progress has been made in
Technology Why I cheer for Uber (and Lyft) victories I'm still recovering from a ruptured achilles. During the first 3 months of my recovery, Uber became a life-saver. I was in a walking boot and could not drive myself
Bitcoin Bitcoin Exchanges Bitcoin Exchanges are market places where users can buy and sell bitcoin (and in some cases other digital currencies) with their local fiat currency. In a lot of ways, they
Observations Trust in currency trumps control of currency I was overseas during some of the climatic moments of the Greek debt crisis. My hotel in Brussels was actually a few hundred yards from the European Commission Building where
Bitcoin What is Bitcoin?: Describing Bitcoin in 2 sentences or less Answering this question is a lot like answering the “What do you do for a living?” question if you work in esoteric industry. Ideally, you’d know the knowledge and
Design User Experience is the differentiating factor When my wife first enrolled at Georgia Tech for her Master's in Industrial Design, her heart was set on designing consumer products, more specifically toys and products for children. Half
Health and Wellness 2 weeks ago, I ruptured my Achilles On May 16th, while my daughters were in gymnastics, I went for a jog around the neighborhood - something that I've done several times before. That day, I took a
Startups Personal finances of business partners There are a lot of opinions about co-founders in the blogosphere – Do you need a co-founder? What are your chances for success as a solo entrepreneur? How do you find
Health and Wellness 20 months of audio books As we get older, we'll all get caught in the busyness trap. Our family and careers grow to consume most of our time and there seems to be less "
3 things: Lessons learned from Joe Dudley I had the pleasure to meet Joe Dudley, Founder of Dudley Products after a speech that he made at WOF for a business plan competition. He spoke with deep passion
My first bitcoin I first learned about Bitcoin almost 2 years ago to the day in the Spring of 2013 at Atlanta Startup Village at Atlanta Tech Village. One of the presenting companies
Design Good design makes problems disappear Today, I was checking out Photos after upgrading to OS X 10.10.3 when I, of course, started to stroll down memory lane and browse some older photos. I
Health and Wellness Focus and be in the moment It’s difficult to balance/integrate family, career, and personal interests. I'm not a world renown psychologist, motivational speaker, or life guru coach. And, I have less doctoral credibility than
Inspiration Freshbooks' Story of Perseverance Building a company is hard work and if you’re doing it after hours, it’s especially difficult to maintain a high level of quality work on your full-time gig and keep enough in the reserves to grind away after hours and on the
Life Hacks So, what do you do? If you've been to any social or professional networking event, you've probably been asked the question, "What do you do?" I'm not a fan of asking that question in a introductory setting, and I'm particularly not a fan of answering it.
General hello, world! The first program that most programmers learn is a simple "hello, world!" example. This is my hello, world program in blog form.
