September 11, 2001: 25 Years Later, We Remember Twenty five years ago, America woke up to an ordinary Tuesday morning. By the end of that morning, our country and our lives had changed forever. I was off work that day and sitting at home watching NBC’s Today morning show when the news broke that a... Continue Reading →
I watched the Good Good Golf commercial, and I have one question: How did this ever get approved? The commercial shows Good Good co-founder Garrett Clark running toward a woman, Alexis Miestowski, and shoving her to the ground after she reaches for a golf driver. Apparently, this was supposed to be funny or edgy advertising.... Continue Reading →
It can help doctors analyze information faster. Help teachers create new ways for students to learn. Give small businesses access to tools they could never afford before. Help people communicate across languages, improve accessibility, accelerate research, create new ideas, and give us back something incredibly valuable: time. Used responsibly, AI can amplify human creativity, knowledge,... Continue Reading →
What’s a chapter of your life you’d title "The Hard Years" — and what got you through it? The Hard Years If I had to name one chapter of my life, it would be called The Hard Years. There were several difficult seasons in my life, but nothing compares to the ten years I spent... Continue Reading →
Living with chronic pain is challenging on even the best of days. Whether you live with osteoarthritis, avascular necrosis, spondylosis, rheumatoid arthritis, fibromyalgia, or another bone, joint, or chronic pain condition, every day requires strength that many people never see. Now add everything else. Maybe you’re an advocate raising awareness. Perhaps you’re a volunteer, a... Continue Reading →
Disability should never limit opportunity. I get it. I really do. You wake up every day ready to work. You’ve got the skills, the drive, the discipline. You’ve built a workspace at home — maybe even invested in your own computer, internet, headset — because you want to show up, contribute, and earn. But time... Continue Reading →
I appreciate architecture. Not because buildings are old, but because they tell a story. When I walk through a historic district or stand in front of a century-old building, I can’t help but wonder who built it, who walked through its doors, what families lived there, and what history unfolded within those walls. You simply... Continue Reading →
Domestic violence is not a private family matter. It is a public health crisis. Every day, women are injured, terrorized, and killed by people they once loved and trusted. Home should be the safest place a woman can be—yet for far too many, it is the most dangerous. This week in Orange County, Florida, a... Continue Reading →
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