I learned a lot from our event last week.
I learned about battery analytics, fuel cell catalysts, a thermal sensor from Israel and an electric superbike from the UK.
Read moreTelling a Story with Few Words
Scott asked me to read some Hemingway short stories so I could study the way they were written. He stressed to me that I make sure I pay close attention to how Hemingway was able to say so much with so few words. I snagged a copy of Hemingway's American debut when I bought the Dune sequel.
Read moreEU Reports 70% Fully Vaccinated
The phrase "getting back to normal" is beginning to feel tired. I'm at the point where I groan whenever I hear someone say it.
To be clear, I am ready to get things back to normal, but I'm anxious for that time to start as soon as possible. Of course, that's a pipe dream, nothing ever stops completely all at once. That being said, I'm sure many of you have seen pre-pandemic habits and rituals come back since March.
Read moreWhat are you Reading today?
I love to read. This is my go-to question for most people I meet. Of course, you are reading this column and the news clips that accompany it. But what else? Are you diving headfirst into a new novel or revisiting an old favorite that you just can’t put down, or are you so busy that you don't have the luxury to read?
Read moreWinning the Hard Way
Would you rather accomplish greatness the hard way or the easy way?
Would you rather be remembered as someone who took shortcuts or someone who made their way from nothing to win? Giannis Antetokoumpo and the Milwaukee Bucks would say the latter.
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