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We just got back from vacation last night. We drove out to Indiana on Friday, June 30, and spent the week at two different houses …Read More
We just got back from vacation last night. We drove out to Indiana on Friday, June 30, and spent the week at two different houses …Read More
I am somewhat surprised by the number of books I read this month. A few of these were quite long, though others were short, so …Read More
One side effect of my attempt at a running streak is that I take my running shoes and clothes with me when I travel. And …Read More
No one likes layoffs. But in economics you learn that labor market flexibility is a two-way street. If employers know that they can cut jobs …Read More
It's clearly a survival mechanism. I don't think the species would have survived without that adaptation. The 2-year-old spent big chunks of the weekend attempting to …Read More
Another month, another round-up! I am in the midst of reading John McPhee's Annals of the Former World, which is epic (700 plus pages). After …Read More
Memorial Day is the official start of summer, and I have been starting to make progress on my Summer Fun list. As noted in the …Read More
For the past few years, I have observed a summer tradition: creating a list, in late spring, of things I want to do before Labor …Read More
I spent the first half of this week in New Orleans, speaking at Inc magazine's GrowCo conference. Longtime readers will recall that visiting New Orleans …Read More
A few things on my mind right now... Book editing. I've got much of my draft of Off the Clock (my next book) written. I've been …Read More