This is the Golden Age of the Subscription. They are on my mind. A lot. Everywhere we turn, a service is asking for our credit card so it can charge us $20 a month for the rest of our lives Read more
How do I know people are concerned, maybe even fearful, about artificial intelligence today? Because those emotions show up in the most unexpected places. Last week, after I delivered a 30-minute speech at a conference, a person asked me if Read more
Our lives are filled with experiences. The degree to which we can learn and grow from them depends partially on our ability to capture micro moments and turn them into macro meaning. I do this by, among other things, journaling, Read more
There’s a new game being played at college graduations this spring. Maybe you’ve seen it. A commencement speaker mentions artificial intelligence, and the audience starts to boo. The speaker continues their prepared remarks and mentions AI again. The boos build. Read more
What do you do when your very first paying customer, the person you shepherded from an effective but improveable password system onto Bitwarden, sends you an article on a Friday evening about possible changes with your recommended password manager? If Read more
A gorgeous Sunday afternoon in early May. Out for a walk to clear my head. Instead, afterward I felt unsettled and maybe a little anxious. Not optimal. I have multiple projects moving. Deliverables pending. And always too little time to Read more
I am excited about artificial intelligence. It is an ever present thinking partner I use to identify opportunites and deliver incredible value in every aspect of my life. And I am also genuinely concerned — like almost to the point Read more
When I used to be active in local politics and we tried to understand what was happening with an issue or why a person said or did something, a good friend always said that “It’s all about who’s ox is Read more
I don’t know about you, but I pay more today for electricity than I ever have before. And you know what? We’re likely all in line for higher electric rates in the near future. Why? Data centers. The necessary building Read more
Hi. I’m Dan, and I am an introvert. Always have been. Always will. Often, when I tell people that, they don’t believe me. Happened just a few weeks ago, in fact, on a video call where I met several people Read more