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My Name is Ed

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…nail. Don’t step in my shop without boots on boy! My shop teacher’s advice slammed into my head while gravity slammed my body into the pile of nail-studded boards. I am usually good with blood, but… [more]

Today is going to be a great day, and other mindset shifts

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…It’s great! Next is a simple one, What Engineering Can Teach (and learn from) Us ( notes ). Simple because all you have to do is decide to think like an engineer. Allow some space for planning, and… [more]

Cultural Homogeneity

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…only one style of doing things? Of only having one way of teaching, and learning, and experiencing the world? Is it dangerous even? I think it maybe dangerous for societies. Not because common culture… [more]

Book Review-Aloha Rodeo-Three Hawaiian Cowboys, the World's Greatest Rodeo, and a Hidden History of the American West

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…vaqueros from California, then a part of Mexico, to come teach his people how to manage the cattle. Thus was born one of the older cowboy traditions in the geographies that would become the USA. These… [more]

2021: Year in Review

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…Why Position Trumps Power ft. Lanterne Rouge Bela Fleck teaches us his ’three-finger’ style banjo technique Three Bluegrass Banjo Styles Explained with Noam Pikelny | Reverb Interview This… [more]

Direct Feedback

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Jobs’s taste for merciless criticism was notorious; Ive recalled that, years ago, after seeing colleagues crushed, he protested. Jobs replied, “Why would you be vague?,” arguing that… [more]

reducing noise

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Noise is everywhere in our lives. From commercials, to billboards, to a new crying infant, it is literally everywhere. Some of it is good noise. Some of it is distracting us from the things we want to… [more]

Confidence Without Ego

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…humility is confidence in the absence of ego. It is to be teachable. It is the academic ideal of defending one’s case with confidence, but being willing to step aside when proven wrong. Valuing… [more]