Disability Drives Innovation
An excellent TEDx presentation about Universal Design by Michael Nesmith from the IAAP CPACC Prep course.
“When you achieve universal
Probably not. But maybe.
"I can tell you with 100 percent confidence that there is a 50 percent chance of any goddamn thing
No Leaders Please
Recently, I've been reflecting on time, energy, and where we direct it, and spend it. Some of the books I've been reading are interrelated around the idea of time. Mostly, about how fleeting our time on this planet is, and how incredible it is that we exist at all.
It is up to us...
When President Joe Biden announced just a week ago that he would not accept the Democratic nomination for president, he
No Beer Here
One of the best live shows I've ever been to was the DJ Shadow and Cut Chemist "Renegades of Rhythm tour, where they used Afrika Bambaataa's original vinyl. Amazing. I can't believe some of the shows I've been fortunate to see.
What Does Your Heart Say?
How can we breathe, and appreciate each day, and do at least one thing that brings us or someone else some joy? How can we overcome the haters, the internal critic, the impostor syndrome?
Dark Days
It's important to remember that even on dark and rainy days, there is still opportunity to enjoy the water.
Drifting Updates
I used to write a series called This Week in Browsing. I've decided to blend that into a weekly or semi-weekly post about my adventures and experiences. This will be a recap of what I'm learning, reading, watching, and listening to, among other things. Hope you enjoy!
Balancing Act
Perhaps instead of striving for the capitalist ideal of work/life balance, we should aim for a positive imbalance that emphasizes our overall well-being.
Always Learning
Opportunities are out there. Barriers are also out there, but do not let fear be one of them. Go for it, and you will learn something, about yourself and about others. And that’s the most amazing thing we humans can do.