LAT35
Journal

Anyone who’s attempted the impossible, or even the improbable, has most likely been confronted with a healthy dose of skepticism. Maybe from the media, from r...

We are tasked with making thousands of decisions a day. That’s right, I said thousands. They may not seem like decisions, but the subtle decision to stay here...

As my life has gotten exponentially busier in the last decade, I began to find myself desperate to cram as much quality time in with the loved ones who had suff...

These days I give a fair amount of key-note speeches. I love telling my stories to an audience, and having them be able to see themselves in those stories. My f...

We hear this cliche all the time – “life is short”. It’s usually followed up with some generic call to action like “make the most of it” or ...

Many people describe labyrinths and mazes synonymously. But in actuality they are very different. A maze is a puzzle. A race. A problem to solve. The objective ...

I remember my personal rock bottom. I was standing outside an old church in the suburbs of Philadelphia. The church was locked. It was the middle of the winter,...

I like to gamble. Not to the extent where I’m tempted to take my monthly mortgage payment and leverage it into an Aston Martin. But all the same, I enjoy the ...

Do we all know the theory of entropy? The theory of entropy states that all things in this world, or even in the universe go from a level of low entropy, highly...

Game of Thrones, as a show, may be one of the greatest equalizers of our generation. No matter who you talk to, everyone loves Game of Thrones. I once observed ...