I’ve been a news junkie long before it was as easy as a Google search or a scroll through my social media feed to stay on top of things. I like information. I like being informed. And yet… I have not turned on a cable news channel since the Wednesday … [Read more]
What I’ve Learned In The Aftermath Of The 2024 Election
When I launched this Substack the premise was to ask whomever is reading if whatever I am writing about makes sense. It’s still the premise. Yet as I sit here in the aftermath of the 2024 Election nothing makes sense to me. Nothing. I am … [Read more]
The Only Real Constant Is Change
When I was interviewed for my first job in media my soon-to-be new boss asked me how I felt about change. My response was easy. I loved it. That was why I was sitting in his office. I was looking for change. I wanted a new direction. I hadn’t been in … [Read more]
Joy May Not Be A Strategy But It’s A Great Way To Execute One
At the end of every semester I teach I hold my breath when I read my evaluations, prepping myself for that one student that I didn’t reach who waited until then to unload their grievances. This summer semester was no different. There was the … [Read more]
Not Everything Can Be Predicted By An Algorithm
What we can learn from the Harris/Walz 2024 Campaign When I was younger I had a habit of reading the last pages of a book before I was finished. I would often be so consumed with trying to figure out how the story was going to end that I grew … [Read more]
The Power In Pausing
a lesson from my mother we could all use now My mother was an old-school creative. Her creativity was at its best as a baker and in the clothes she sewed by hand. My brother and I would often tease her that if she had been born in … [Read more]
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