“The greatest virtue of [mankind] is perhaps curiosity.” -Anatole France Why? Because curiosity helps us live.  It’s where innovation comes from, asking questions, wondering why, what, and how. It’s where we solve problems. It’s the catalyst for service, for going together in search of better. If I see you have a problem or you need … Continue reading Curiosity may have killed the cat, but it’s helpful for humans

The art of art—or any work—isn’t just in the outcome; it’s also in the struggle. The struggle to make something from nothing. The struggle with imposter syndrome. The struggle to make something work that shouldn’t. The struggle to accept accidents.  Being human is messy and beautiful at the same time. And it’s in the messiness … Continue reading The messy middle. It’s us.

Love. I believe it changes everything. I have seen the hardest of hearts turn to jelly and become the kindest of hearts when they were connected to love. It seems to be the most powerful force in the universe. It can take losers and make them winners. It can take the broken and make them … Continue reading You can change everything.

You go on vacation, you have a great time, but then they come—the surveys.  Would you recommend us? On a scale of 1 to 48.6, how were the pillows, the bed, the room, the Wi-Fi, and the door handles?  Geez, how long is this thing? I don’t even remember the door handles.  Then there’s the … Continue reading Surveys. We can do better.