One of the nice things about flying close to 250,000 miles per year, is that I get the majority of my work done in transit. From blog posts to books, almost every piece of written content I produce is written on a plane. Yesterday was a good day for me,
As a welcome to all our new listeners who found us from our wonderful interview last week with Seth Godin, I thought it might be a good time to flip it up a bit, and let you learn a little more about me, your host. For the past six months,
I was finishing up a 20-mile bike ride yesterday morning when I had a brainstorm. It was about 6am, I’d been in the park since 5am (illegally, I might add,) and was feeling amazing. My time was about a 3:30 minute per mile pace, and I was pleased. As I
Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past week (and probably not even then,) you’ve heard about the insanity that is Pokemon Go. From computer nerds getting exercise for the first time in… ever, to hotels going out of their way to cater to players, there’s a brand
I write a lot about how to be a better everything with ADHD. Whether that’s a better father, husband, wife, friend, boss, manager, or employee. But I don’t often focus on what it must be like from the other side. If you have the fortunate circumstance of loving or living with
Heard of Wunderlist yet? It’s a simple list program, where you can store whatever you’d like – ideas, thoughts, blog post concepts, things to do, you name it. This past week in Asia, it’s been saving my life on numerous occasions, and no doubt it will for the remaining 24
When you have ADHD, you live and die by scheduling. If you schedule something, you get it done and get it off the table. If you don’t, it never gets done. Remember, for those with ADHD, soon isn’t an actuality. But, when you schedule something yet you’re at the mercy of
Last week, I took my daughter to San Francisco on her first business trip with Daddy. She’s three years old, and I couldn’t wait for all the fun she was going to have – going on an airplane, exploring new places, finding the best ice cream… And by and large,
When I was 10 years old, I was diagnosed with dyslexia, and a motor-visual impairment that made it difficult for me to copy the lessons teachers would write on the blackboard into my notebook. (My ADHD diagnosis would arrive twenty years later.) To counter my dyslexia, my parents were advised to give me
