Are Our Phones Making us Feel Less Sexy?
Kate Cassidy is the best YouTube inspirational speaker there is, and you MUST go subscribe to Kate RIGHT NOW! My thoughts on her first video back from her travel break! “This is your best video yet, Kate! You have given me a lot to think about when it comes to risk aversion and transactional relationships. […]
My First Novel FOR SALE! Tunes and Tails: Purrfectly Prejudiced
Tunes and Tails #1: Purrfectly Prejudiced “Welcome to Catbridge High, where the battle of the bands isn’t just about winning over the crowd—it’s a fight for fame, fortune, and nine lives’ worth of legendary mischief. Enter Lunatics in Love, the feline phenoms with attitudes as sharp as their guitars and a playlist as chaotic as their lives. […]
Will My Prose Age Like Vintage Liquor?
At the end of each year, I evaluate my growth as a writer. I have an unquenchable desire to refine my craft, to make my words flow with more grace, and to articulate my thoughts with clarity and purpose. The rhythm and meter of prose have become like vital bodily functions. Yet, I still stumble […]
Keeping Up in the Information Age
When I was knee-deep in the digital marketing swamp, I thought I could keep up with it all—knowledge, trends, my inbox, you name it. My goal was to become some kind of 21st-century renaissance woman who would become one of the expected heroes of the information age. Yeah, I was dead wrong about that. It […]
Why I Don’t Write Holiday Themed Content
Before you “at” me or cancel me for not basking in the holiday spirit, let me regale you with the reasons I’ve never bothered to write much holiday-themed content. Early on in my weblogging career, I might have penned a Halloween, Thanksgiving, or Christmas-related piece, but only if I was feeling particularly festive or there […]
Musings of a Frustrated Creative
I must confess, I’ve made—and broken—the solemn vow to do something creative every day more times than I care to count. “I’ll write a little bit each day,” I say to myself. Yet, like clockwork, after a solid week of productivity, I’ll hit that inevitable wall. It’s not for lack of time, either. Some days, […]
To Be Great, You Must Want to Know the Truth
When I was growing up, I was often told I had “potential.” My teachers, relatives, and even random neighbors who saw me lugging around stacks of books too big for my scrawny arms would nod approvingly and tell me, “You’re going places.” Of course, they never specified where I was going—just that I was going. […]
Masters of Minutiae
It was another day at the office, in the Year of Our Lord 2012, and it was truly the end of the world. At least it seemed that way, especially being yet another one of those days where the universe seemed to conspire against me. My inbox overflowed with urgent emails, my phone buzzed incessantly […]
How the Fast Food and Fast Living Culture of the Postmodern Era is Destroying Our History
Recently, my wife and her friends Luke and Lucas from the YouTube channel Luke Explores checked out the now long-abandoned I-86 Diner in Parksville, New York. It’s a relic of the grand tradition of American dining—one of many across the nation buried beneath the weight of greasy takeout bags and UberEats orders. Thanks to what […]