I’m not worried about Ebola. Concerned – yes. The spread of Ebola in West Africa is serious, it deserves attention and it must be contained. But to worry about it – to allow myself to get caught up in the hysteria that has been marketed so effectively across every level of the media would be […]
Life Before The Smartphone
The other day I was gifted with some free time between appointments and wandered into the lobby of the W Hotel on Lexington. It was after 5 and hard to find a seat, even on a Tuesday. It was even harder to find one person who was not distracted or occupied with an electronic device. Including […]
Where The Cool Stuff Is Created – Day 24
The really cool stuff, the ideas and innovations that are changing our lives are not being created in the big corporate offices. Apple’s roots were in somebody’s parents’ garage. Facebook was created by a couple of college students. Twitter is reportedly the result of a brainstorming session by a podcasting company. Instagram, Pinterest and Vine […]
Somewhere
Today was my friend Joe’s birthday. At least it used to be. Joe passed after a long and arduous battle with cancer last Fourth of July. He never liked to do anything in a small way so it seemed fitting that the day he chose to leave this world was one in which he […]
What I’ve Learned About Blogging
A friend who is relatively new to blogging asked me if my blog had helped me professionally. I could tell by the look on her face that she still wasn’t sold on the idea of blogging, nor were her posts flowing freely. I could also tell that she was wondering just exactly how a blog […]
9 Rules For Your Basic Digital DeTox
Two years ago I embarked on my first digital detox. I was rather ambitious. I decided seven days would be the minimum amount of time necessary to effectively cleanse my system of the poisons of 24/7 technology overload. It was an eye-opening and admittedly difficult adventure that was chronicled on this blog as well as […]
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