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“Always Leave the Office on Time” by Dr. Abdul Kalam
Resources control our lives. Money is the most tangible of these resources but so often we forget that we trade our most valuable resource for money, and that is our time. Much like real estate, there is a finite … Continue reading
Darius Foroux and 25 Things About Life
I guess I like checklists because the following 25 items provided by Darius Faroux in his post “25 Things About Life I Wish I Had Known 10 Years Ago” each have their own value and merit for thinking more about … Continue reading
A Life Worth Living and Knowing It
I re-read this excerpt from one of my recent blog posts, “How Successful People Think: Part Two,” and I think it is worth repeating. Everyday how we live our lives is a reflection of who we are, were, and who … Continue reading
“Sh*t My Dad Says” by Justin Halpern
This book is food for the soul because it will make you laugh out loud. It’s not as introspective as my typical fare but that’s okay. My excerpts here will not make you think the deepest thoughts but they will … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Non-Fiction
Tagged advice, fatherhood, funny, justin halpern, life, shit my dad says, touching
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Ground Soldier Survivability Enhancement
Introduction The discipline of combat survivability is well defined for aircraft. Other physical combat systems like ships and ground vehicles have been explored, but not to the breadth and depth of aircraft. This ground soldier survivability assessment seeks to adapt … Continue reading
Posted in Projects
Tagged battlefield survival, combat, death, Drew Houston, ground soldier survivability, Jeff Hogan, life, Matt Dominick, papers, performance, PTSD
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Thoughts for a Great Man’s Funeral
On January 22nd, 2015, I took the opportunity to speak at a funeral for the first time in my life. It felt mildly selfish because at my own Father’s funeral in 2005 I didn’t have the strength for myself or … Continue reading