Father, Risk Consultant, Organizational Resilience, (was a) Frequent Traveler, Triathlete, Speaker, @MarquetteU and @WayneState alum. Tweets are my own.
Elissa Slotkin to Bill Maher: “The average person just wants shit to work. I don’t give a shit if you’re a Republican, a Democrat, an Independent—just live in the zone of practicality. And the far right and the far left live in a different universe.”
Most risks don’t fail - they fade. They lose momentum between awareness and action. That gap is where exposure lives. I unpack this here:
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I love that @onepeloton is expanding bikes and treadmills into gyms and accelerating its commercial strategy. But first: please fix the bikes in hotel fitness centers—especially @Hilton. Too many of them are broken. cnb.cx/4lzsnn8
I would appreciate any small donation to assist in reaching my fundraising goal for Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago! Your gifts help change the lives of patients and families. events.luriechildrens.org/st…
I love my dog, but the amount of people bringing their dogs everywhere is pretty ridiculous and NO, they are NOT all service (or emotional support) dogs. wsj.com/us-news/americas-mos…
"Super-agers are a diverse bunch; they don’t share a magic diet, exercise regimen or medication. But the one thing that does unite them is “how they view the importance of social relationships'" #relationshipsnytimes.com/2025/08/07/well/…
There are so many wonderful things about this. I don't care what the vast majority of athletes say, but these are life lessons. Well done @Giannis_An34#Humble#LifeLessons
Giannis is one of the most thoughtful and interesting athletes in the 21st century. Listen to this answer — how many people could give it in their PRIMARY language, much less a foreign one?
“Guys get to college and it’s way harder than they think unless your Michael Jordan or Cooper Flagg. 99.9% it’s harder than they think. You either make excuses, quit, transfer, blame others or you get to work and that’s what life’s about,” Mick Cronin
I may be young and dumb, but retirement feels like a scam.
My goal isn't to stop working, or to finally do what I want, or to eliminate my sense of purpose and contribution to the world. My goal is to design a life filled with work that I don't want to escape from.