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Running the Numbers: The Lucrative Business of Your Personal Data
If you spend any time analyzing the digital economy, you quickly realize one fundamental truth: information is power. People and companies pay big money for all sorts of information. Whether you actively participate in social media or not, you are leaving a digital legacy with everything you do online. Today, I want to dissect…
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I Built a Digital Fortress to Save My Sanity
I’ve been doing a lot of rewinding and reminiscing lately, looking back through years of my journal entries. If there is one recurring theme I’ve noticed, it’s this: the longer I live, the more I just want to be detached from people. I don’t mean forever, or even all the time. I just mean…
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If You Want A Happy Relationship, You Need To Treat It Like Your Bank Account
My Annotations: Very well done and I agree for the most part….. though I must say that I feel it should be a derivitive of a bank account (not a financial derivitive – that’s different hah ) and that keeping a precise ledger will also cause problems… Click here to view original article…
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You Don’t Need To Pay A 30-Year Home Mortgage. You Need A Third Place To Feel Rested.
The featured photo is a skyline view of Hong Kong, a city I’ve been fascinated with for a very long time… since their separation as a British colony in ’99 actually. . The impressive sky line, the fact they are in the forefront in trade, tech, tourism and so happen to be one of…
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Why Pi Matters – The New Yorker
Click here to view original web page at www.newyorker.com So it’s fair to ask: Why do mathematicians care so much about pi? Is it some kind of weird circle fixation? Hardly. The beauty of pi, in part, is that it puts infinity within reach. Even young children get this. The digits of pi never…
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Lost and Found
“What would you like to be when you grow up?” I love that question now… now that I am growing up… ahem grown up. But when I was a kid, that shit messed me up.
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Higher Self and the Power of the Universe
Today is my grandmother’s birthday. She died right before her favorite time of year, Autumn. Though she passed away awhile back ago I have been finding myself thinking of my grandparents a lot lately and the lessons they taught me. My grandmother (Wanda Marie Pierce, whom my sister was named after) was an eternal…
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Random Ramblings: Driving is Not a Right? And Living in a Virtual World
The following was taken verbatim from my blog at MyMarketingExperiment.com It’s amazing the world we live in, isn’t it? Do you realize how lucky YOU really are? Seriously, think about it. For starters, chances are real good if you are reading this you live in one of the most powerful, influential and wealthiest places on…