Only the unknown frightens men. But once a man has faced the unknown, that terror becomes the known.

I've been at North Highland just south of two years now and we have a lot going on. Our marketing department is growing quickly (more on that later), the firm just celebrated its 25th anniversary and we just wrapped up a pretty unique company-wide contest. 

It's funny how making intentional time to do nothing helps you be better at getting stuff done.

Of all the digital productivity apps I have used in my life, could the most effective one be a simple notebook? I try out the Productivity Planner.

Innovation isn't always a high budget affair. It rarely is. It's doing something old in a completely new way. That often comes with constrained resources.

The same argument could be made about Facebook and Twitter. However, I feel like Snapchat is more poised to become a media hub. 

It's easy to focus on the big picture and big hairy audacious goals. How much attention should we spend on the small tasks we do every day?

Three apps that keep my work day from getting totally out of control. Plus a few honorable mentions.

I'm thankful for having her in my life for almost thirty years. How many people could say they've had a grandmother for that long (or even two in my case)? 

If you use email at work, you have to read this book.