Why ESG Isn't Working for Investors
What is ESG investing?
Investors have more options and decisions to make around capital allocation than
ever before. Increasing geopolitical,
You Are What You Eat
Nearly every year, I go through a process of reevaluating my vegetarianism. For
some, that’s problematic to say or
Staying on Track with the Change Canvas
Implementing new technology
Adopting a new organizational model
Becoming physically (or mentally) healthier
These are all instances of change. Each
Perfection is an Illusion
When I started this blog, I had no real objective. The motivation was simple: to
get thoughts from my head
Figure It Out vs I Don’t Know
As someone who prides himself on figuring out hard problems, saying “I don’t
know” hasn’t come easy or
The Selective Irrationality of Getting Breakfast in Boone
We all do selectively irrational things for emotional reasons. We make decisions
with our hearts. We go to great lengths
The Cost of Uncertainty
Reducing uncertainty means cutting through the noise, identifying what’s most
important to know, and using that clarity to make
Three Lessons When Starting a New Job
We are each a collection of the experiences and interactions we’ve had over our
lifetime. If we’re lucky
Heavy Dreams: A story about grand landscaping projects, heavy machinery, and failure.
I have a tendency to go headstrong towards a new project once I have a vision in
my mind. More
The Imitation Trap
Imitating others is a skill we do naturally. Yet, there’s a time and place for
it. Merely imitating others
