Quick Background I’m here in Santa Fe, New Mexico, a hub for artists and galleries. I’ve likely been to over 20 galleries the past 2 days and it’s been a blast to explore. When entering galleries, seeing “No Photography Allowed” signs is quite common, typically for copyright reasons. It got me thinking though, should you …
While staying with my brother and sister-in-law in Santa Fe, we did some exploring north. I never expected what we found! Los Alamos – the place with the bombs Chaco Culture National Historic Park – the place with the Kivas Bisti Badlands – the place with hoodoos Los Alamos The place where the U.S. developed …
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After a quick afternoon in Colorado Springs, I made it to Taos on my way to Santa Fe, NM. Here are some fun things I did while there: Walk the plaza Get some Mexican/Southwestern food Visit the Taos Pueblos Explore Taos Ski Valley Take pics at the Rio Grande Gorge Bridge Parking I parked in …
Disclaimer: I’m off in hypothetical land, but I wanted to think through this The Question How do we balance ambition with being realistic? First off, why is this even a question? Because ambition is risky and doesn’t always work out the way we want it to. And because being too realistic means we won’t innovate …
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I’m on my way south from Denver to Santa Fe to spend some time with my brother and sister-in-law. I made a quick afternoon stop in Colorado Springs. Food There’s a “hip and cool” food hall downtown called The Well. It has coffee, a full bar, and 3 places to get food (with a 4th …
This is my first blog post! I’m writing this from Downpours Coffee in Denver, CO (drinking a nitro cold brew). Last week my apartment lease ended and I headed off in my van. I’ve spent the last couple days completely redoing my website to better suit my documentation-needs. My intention here is to capture aspects …
Beautiful camping, incredibly peaceful, only an hour and a half from Denver.
Below is taken straight from my personal journal. This was an audit I did of my strengths, weaknesses, passions, interests, limiting factors, and where I was headed. I created this to help learn more about myself to help me find my purpose. To be transparent, my intention for publishing this is to more effectively learn …
I never thought this would happen to meβ¦ I went on a 2 week road trip recently in my 4Runner. It was incredible. Skiing, exploring, working from coffee shops. It was really challenging though, but it felt good and exciting. I felt like I was valuing my attention better, not wasting time scrolling social media, …
I’ve taken on a new project. I call it my “Twitter Brain” For some “Twitter Brain” might bring a negative conotation, but to me, this will be an incredibly valuable asset I leverage in my journey of personal development and learning. Let me explainβ¦ Here’s the idea: There are lots of people on Twitter sharing …