Read It On My Blog > Read This

Newsletter

Relationships: Why do some breakups hurt so much harder than others?

Let’s Talk About Relationships, The Good the Bad and The Ugly

Are you the kind of person who brushes off a breakup like it's no big deal, or are you the kind who feels like you need therapy just to breathe again after losing someone? Breakups don't land the same way for everyone, and the difference can be night and day. more...

Your mind may dream big, but your hands can build a future AI can never replace

Has artificial intelligence AI change your life in a positive way or negative way?

Not too long ago, everybody wanted to "make it big" in tech. Six figures, a nice office job, maybe some stock options -- and the golden ticket was a college degree in computer science or business. But today, your chances of building a secure six-figure income may be higher as a plumber or an electrician. Why? Because those jobs can't be replaced by artificial intelligence. more...

The Creative Adult Is a Child Who Survived

Letting Out Your Inner Child

Today, I met a woman and her husband while they were in town for Gen Con, the big gaming convention. She had such a bright, joyful smile on her face that I had to ask her what brought her so much happiness. more...

Have you ever heard the expression the corn is knee high by the 4th of July?

79th st and Caroll Rd: The cornfield that separates McCordsville Indiana from Indianapolis

I was talking this lady from McCordsville, Indiana, and she told me a cornfield sets the limit between Indianapolis and McCordsville. Then she asked me: Have you ever heard the expression "the corn is knee-high by the 4th of July?" more...

Nowadays you can't even buy a 12oz soda can at the local gas station anymore everything is 16oz or more

Coca-Cola and other soda makers keep increasing the can size and consumers just keep on gulping it down

Have you seen how big soda cans are getting when you walk into a convenience store lately? A 12 ounce can of Coke is nowhere to be found. Now you have to get a 16 ounce can whether you like it not. Before you know it, down your throat it goes. more...

Did you know : Puerto Ricans can only vote in the US presidential primaries but not in the general elections

Only states can vote - Puerto Rico is not a state, Puerto Ricans cannot vote

While speaking to a young man from Puerto Rico he told me this and I couldn't believe it: Puerto Ricans can only vote in U.S. presidential primaries but not in the general election. So what's the point of voting in the primaries at all? more...

A 6-hour job cut down to 30 minutes - Why it is important to write down the step-by-step

The first time I did this task, it took me 6 hours. The second time it took me 3 days because I forgot what I did the first time. The third time it took me 30 minutes because I wrote down all the steps that I went through, step by step, in order to accomplish that repetitive task. more...

What if you purchased $20 worth of bitcoin back in 2010, how rich would you be today?

$20 worth of bitcoin I purchased with the $20 that I was not supposed to spend

If you had bought $20 worth of Bitcoin back in 2010, it would have been a very wise investment decision. In 2010, the value of Bitcoin was extremely low, and it wasn't widely recognized or adopted. However, over the years, Bitcoin's value has experienced significant growth. more...

Jeff Bezos Just bought a $68 Million Mansion in Exclusive 'Billionaire Bunker' Island in South Florida

A shirtless Jeff Bezos, there will be a lot of that in South Florida but you have to be his billionaire neighbor to see it

Have you heard? Amazon.com's founder and world's third-richest individual, Jeff Bezos, has just secured a luxurious $68 million mansion situated on a secluded island near MiamiFlorida known as the 'Billionaire Bunker.' more...

Fisher Island, this very rich Island in South Florida was once the private property of a Black Man

Take a look at Miami Beach across the palm trees of Fisher Island Florida. Waiting to get on the ferry

Fisher Island, very rich and popular Island in South Florida between downtown Miami and South Beach was once the private property of African American businessman and real estate developer Dana A. Dorsey, South Florida's first African-American millionaire back in the early 1900's. more...