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2024 didn't go as I expected. I declared my intentions for this year with a surplus of confidence and a simple plan, yet I've missed them all.
internet
Talking To Your Phone
This is more about social media than it is about golf. It was 8 AM and 40º. I had six clubs and 70 minutes of solitude. Followed by countless minutes of staring and talking into my phone.
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November 11, 2024
Today, I feel an incredible sense of accomplishment. As promised, with no training or warm-up, I tackled Murph this morning, and now, I'm back at my desk, ready to dive into work. I got what I was hoping for - a renewed confidence in my ability to overcome.
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November 10th, 2024
This lengthy preamble is to prevent me from reimagining my intentions and goals and to avoid trying to frame how this effort will turn out tomorrow. I’ve done Murph at least once a year for the last seven years, with one year as an exception due to injuries and
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Be Loud
A preface for a more frequent, less subdued, and louder voice - online and off.
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Finding Art Again
"There are so many happy accidents that happen between the lines that are uniquely Morgan Freeman." - Nicholas Cage
journal
Four Days
I've wanted to avoid writing about fitness, especially my ever-evolving routines and self-improvement challenges. But I want to capture how I've been spending the last week or so, hoping it may help me stick to it for the foreseeable future. For some background, I'm
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On Personifying AI
Observations about how and when we personify brands and things are very interesting. Yet, without a firm opinion on the subject myself, I asked the subject for its own take. How would you personify AI?
journal
It's All Art
Like you, I'm a failed artist.
retrospect
Unexpected Deposits
If necessity is the mother of invention, conflict is its father. – Kenneth Kaye
journal
How Do You Spend Your Day?
No, really, how do you spend your day? Inspired by VisualCapitalist's original cataloging of the daily routines of famous creative people, I decided to make one myself. The exercise was primarily creative and an excuse to refamiliarize myself with Alpine.js. It didn't take long before
retrospect
Be The Cookie
A friend on Slack shared a photo of her son years back blissing TF out over a cookie. When she stumbled upon the image, it made her feel happy, and she wanted to share that feeling. It worked. The joy on his face is palpable. Then, others on the channel