following up, here’s a pretty cool video if you’re the kind of person wishing an entire major league ballpark was shooting off fireworks while you were singing “free bird.”
more photos from the trip (do what we did, on duffel) and, before that, the pequannock sprint.
upcoming - aziz ansari: dangerously delicious tour, u.s. open women’s singles final, a wedding, maybe vermont again and louis c.k., “word.”
finally, and most importantly, several family celebrations in this mix.
(via azspot)
all very good. some i’ve heard of before, most i haven’t.
Actually it’s very easy, I don’t have to put on a tie!
on cbs sunday morning, after being asked how he keeps his honest, straight-forward image alive. while obviously apparent, this runs a bit deeper. he’s doing something that truly represents him.
he’s not putting on a uniform for some other man.
But the other thing to think of, it’s that being unbalanced (for lack of a better word) doesn’t mean you have to go into destructive genius mode. I don’t know if it’s your family or your health, but if you really want to head off in pursuit of a big dream, something’s gotta give. It’s up to each of us to determine what that’s going to be and how we’re going to allocate our energy.
the inspiration for my twitter bio.
I speak a lot at business schools, and I ask how many people are there to make money. And then I say why don’t you just quit school and be drug dealers then? Because business school is about making things for people. That’s why you should be here.
And is there data that shouldn’t be passed on?
it’s impossible to understand what will matter or who will care about it. one of my favorite things about recording in the present is that there will be context about me for others later in life.
we all bear what others leave behind. i’m set to head into drobo-land and open up the flood gates. will it all be around afterwards? i don’t know. i’m connecting dots now so someone can draw a picture later. don’t worry about what you’ll leave behind and don’t be afraid of keeping it now.
the story always gets told.
Many people with jobs have a fantasy about all the amazing things they would do if they didn’t need to work. In reality, if they had the drive and commitment to do actually do those things, they wouldn’t let a job get in the way.
