In the old days, we used to say getting “out of the office” to work somewhere else was taking a break. Now, for me, it’s getting out of the house. You have to realize that I’ve been working from home since the dawn of time. Back in the ’70s, it was calling in scores late … Read more
The iconic screech of AOL’s dial-up modem—that distinctive digital handshake that welcomed millions to the internet—will finally fall silent on September 30, 2025. I find this moment oddly poignant, not for nostalgic reasons, but because it perfectly illustrates how dramatically our connectivity landscape has evolved. Taking a step back, I think there are a few … Read more
When colleagues dismiss sophisticated AI implementations with phrases like “oh that’s just your AI,” they inadvertently expose their own technological illiteracy and psychological biases. This reductive commentary reflects a fundamental misunderstanding of modern AI capabilities and reveals deeper issues of workplace envy and resistance to innovation. The Knowledge Divide The “just AI” dismissal reveals a … Read more
Remember when traveling felt like an adventure rather than an endurance test? When hotel staff greeted you with genuine smiles instead of automated emails? When dining out meant being pampered, not just fed? Yeah, me too—and I miss those days more than I care to admit. I’ve been thinking about this a lot lately, especially … Read more
There’s a certain expectation when you step into a Starbucks: efficiency, consistency, and—if we’re being aspirational—a semblance of the café experience. But lately, that rhythm feels broken. Starbucks, once the master of orchestrated chaos, now feels oddly out of sync. Starbucks has lost its rhythm. When a simple order like an espresso and warmed muffin … Read more
I’m looking at a subject close to many of our silicon-infused hearts—the bustling world of AI startups, and oh boy, it’s quite the electric arena! As someone who grew up doing player stats for the Philadelphia Wings as one of my first roles with the original Philly box lacrosse team. I’ve always been into looking … Read more
In a recent twist in the remote work saga, it’s become evident that bosses prefer working remotely more than their employees. This counterintuitive trend underlines a growing paradox in the corporate world. Despite their personal preferences for remote work, many leaders are still pushing for a return to traditional office environments. As someone who’s been … Read more
Recently, while in Budapest and then in Cagliari, I really got back into tea, which in turn led me to start to explore honey. You see, honey, in its splendid variety, offers a glimpse into the diverse landscapes and cultures of our world. From the floral fields of Europe to the diverse ecosystems of the … Read more
Lately, I’ve been drinking more tea each day. That led me to want to know which organic tea brands are the best. As a result of my research, I found how the organic tea market is blossoming with brands that offer quality and taste and focus on sustainability, health, and ethical sourcing. In a deep … Read more
In 2004, when the FCC dropped the Pulver Order bombshell, it wasn’t just a regulatory shift; it was a seismic wave that redefined the telecom battleground. This wasn’t just about legal jargon; it was a green light for a telecom renaissance, where VoIP wasn’t just a tool but a weapon for industry titans. In reality, … Read more
