Category Archives: Ramblings

Unveiling Yellowstone: Experiences and Recommendations

I decided to write a guide to Yellowstone based on my own experience, It includes insights on wildlife, Grand Teton Park, Jackson Hole, and more. Learn from my experiences with the best places to stay, weather tips, and how to prepare for your trip. Continue reading

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Quick Knowledge: Embracing Just-In-Time Learning in a Fast-Paced World

Discover the power of Just-In-Time learning and understand when it’s best to rely on traditional education. Learn how to balance quick knowledge acquisition with deep, foundational understanding in my latest blog post. Continue reading

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Rethinking Modesty

Modesty is not merely about covering up but about revealing our true selves in a way that aligns with our deepest values and identity. It’s a personal journey of expression that transcends traditional norms, inviting us to present ourselves authentically to the world. This redefined view of modesty empowers us to communicate who we are, not just through our words but through the very essence of our being. Continue reading

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The Violent Calm of Nature

I spend time “in nature” as often as I can. I haven’t been camping in a long time, but we still hike, fish, hunt, swim, and laze by the river whenever opportunity presents itself. I treasure the serene landscapes, gentle … Continue reading

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Unpacking the Beehive: A Curiosity-Driven Journey into Stoicism

Unveil the intricate interplay between your actions and the interconnected world around you with our “Know Your Beehive” manual excerpt. Explore how choices within different levels of influence, from self to global, can shape lives and foster a harmonious existence. Embrace the wisdom of cosmopolitanism and stoicism as you navigate the complexities of goodness and badness, and embark on a transformative journey of self-discovery and interconnectedness. Continue reading

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The Pigeon

Something caught my eye this morning as I was going about my normal routine, a movement just outside my apartment window. I turned and saw a pigeon standing on his side of the ledge, peering at me through the glass. … Continue reading

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It’s Time To Demand Excellence

The money I spend on things represents an exchange of excellence. It represents the fruits of my best efforts exchanged with the fruits of my employer’s best efforts. As such, when I purchase something, I expect the fruits of the … Continue reading

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Disposable

We live in a disposable age and our mindset has kept pace. It seems to me that nobody plays for keeps anymore. This is much deeper than opting for plastic and paper diapers over cloth, and using paper towels instead … Continue reading

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Unintended Consequences, the Teacher Edition

Regardless of intentions, when “benefits” harm more than they help, they lose the status of being “beneficial.” For example, have you ever given thought to QUOTAS?  I don’t mean production quotas, or sales quotas, I mean hiring quotas or admission … Continue reading

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Marketing FAIL–Blue Star Productions

As a certified (certifiable?) geek, I love tech toys.  So it would stand to reason that when I heard on the radio of a liquidation sale to be held at the Pensacola Fair Grounds that would include closeouts on various technology … Continue reading

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