Norwood to Deliver Course on Leadership

The results are in: my students from the previous semester gave some very positive feedback: “These past classes truly left an impression on me. They helped me discover things about myself and raised many thoughtful questions. I felt like I gained clarity about what I should and should not do if I want to grow […]

Most web browsers haven’t fundamentally changed in years. Sure, they’ve gotten faster and prettier, but the basic experience remains the same: open tabs, search for information, copy and paste between websites, and juggle a dozen different tools. Dia aims to change that. Created by the team behind Arc Browser, Dia is an ambitious attempt to […]

For years we’ve all accepted a strange bargain with internet search engines: in exchange for “free” search, we surrender our privacy, endure endless sponsored results, and wade through oceans of SEO sludge written more for algorithms than for human beings. That’s why I’ve become increasingly impressed with Kagi, a relatively new search engine that feels […]

If you use a Mac and still think Spotlight is “good enough,” allow me to introduce you to Raycast – the productivity launcher that quietly turns your computer into a command center. At first glance, Raycast looks like a simple app launcher. Press a keyboard shortcut, type a few letters, and open apps instantly. Nice, […]

Every now and then, I stumble across something so useful that not sharing it would feel borderline irresponsible. This is one of those times. If you’ve ever wanted the power of Adobe Photoshop without the subscription fees, the downloads, or the learning curve that feels like you’re training for a pilot’s license, let me introduce […]

Most of my readers are familiar with that dependable Italian standby, The Olive Garden. But what you may not realize is just how strong a value they’re quietly serving up every day. On a recent visit, I went with one of my usual favorites: the bottomless soup and salad. It’s simple in concept, but surprisingly […]

I was so honored to have been invited to speak on the topic, “Navigating the Storms of Life” on March 15th in Scottsdale, Arizona. It was such a thrill to face a large audience and deliver about as polished a presentation as I’ve ever delivered. A great number of audience members approached me afterwards, asked […]

I am excited to report that I’ve been asked to deliver an hour-long program on March 15th at 6:30 PM in Scottsdale, Arizona. My topic is titled “Navigating the Storms of Life” and will be an inspirational shot-in-the-arm to the attendees. Drawing upon actual stories from my own past, I will be sharing compelling, edge-of-your-seat […]

Let me introduce you to a tool that feels a bit like having X-ray vision for the internet. It’s called TinEye, and if you work with images in any capacity—blogger, marketer, small business owner, content creator, or even just curious human—you’re going to want this in your digital toolbox. What Is TinEye? TinEye is a […]

Here’s a problem most of us face sooner or later: you know how to do something on your computer, but explaining it to someone else is a pain. You either write a clunky email with too many steps, forget something important, or spend far too long taking screenshots and labeling them. Multiply that by onboarding […]