I swear that I'm finally taking
Moving Mountains - "Eastern Leaves"
My words that are bruised and broken
To places I've never spoken
Way down, way down
Listen: https://chorus.fm/share/son...
I swear that I'm finally taking
Moving Mountains - "Eastern Leaves"
My words that are bruised and broken
To places I've never spoken
Way down, way down
Listen: https://chorus.fm/share/son...
Matt Birchler, with my favorite line of the week so far:
If a tool makes my job meaningfully better, AI or not, I’m gonna use it, you don’t have to convince me. Maybe some people are resistant to learn anything new, but my impression is that the gains bosses have promised have been too grand and the use cases too broad, so employees get a bad taste in their mouth.
Again, I’ll shout it from the rooftops, if a piece of software is revolutionary and will make workers’ jobs easier, they will use it. If you find you have to keep making the hard sell to your employees, maybe it’s not bringing as much value to them as you think.
Amen.
Ryan Holiday with some great advice on reading:
These 31 rules by no means make a complete list, but if you implement even a couple of them, I’m comfortable guaranteeing you’ll not only be a better reader for it, but a better person too.
–It is not enough that you read. You have to read well. You have to read the right books. You have to figure out how to process and retain and of course apply what you read. As Epictetus said, “I cannot call somebody ‘hard-working’ knowing only that they read.” He said he needed to know what and how they read. He needed to know that their “efforts aim at improving the mind.” Because then and only then would he call you “hard-working.” Then and only then would he give you the title “reader.”
I didn’t read as many books as I wanted to this year. Other priorities ended up taking up my time. I read more from my RSS feeds than I think ever before but I need to make sure I bring book reading back into my daily routine.
December 1st and the ritual changing of the logo to the holiday logo is one of my favorite traditions.
I love November.
Starting with our wedding anniversary and leading to Thanksgiving, a Turkey trot, lots of food, lots of family, and then decorating for Christmas. It went by too fast. And I’m still full.
November 2025
This one hit me right in the heart: https://xkcd.com/3172/
Harrison Ford is a national treasure.
The Stats: 30 artists, 33 albums, 277 tracks (299 scrobbles)
This is such a classic me grid.