Boycotts and customer lifetime value
I haven’t purchased fuel from Exxon since 1989. 30 years ago yesterday, an oil tanker owned by Exxon, the Exxon Valdez, spilled roughly 11 million gallons of oil off the […]
Seemingly random writings over several years
Internal use
I haven’t purchased fuel from Exxon since 1989. 30 years ago yesterday, an oil tanker owned by Exxon, the Exxon Valdez, spilled roughly 11 million gallons of oil off the […]
…equation. A couple articles I read recently put me into this mindset. The first article talked about the increasing effectiveness of email marketing, and some tactics that are working well. […]
We had a short spell of warm, dry weather here in Georgia last week, and as you can imagine, I took advantage of that to get in some two-wheeled time. […]
I didn’t sleep particularly well last night, but I’ve had nights like that before, and they haven’t resulted in days like these. I can’t find my ass with both hands […]
I recently had to take a sick day from work, and discovered that sick time is vastly superior to standard PTO, excepting the downside of actually being sick. What’s the […]
I was going to post something inspirational today, on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, but I feel like he’s better honored by discussing an important social issue. The embedded video […]
There’s an ancient clock in the Prague town hall known as the Orloj, estimated to have been built in 1410 CE. It’s an extraordinarily complex mechanism, consisting of several linked […]
Rarely do I attempt to forecast anything. I’ve always thought it presumptuous, to be honest. I also didn’t want to become an internet meme about failed predictions, which there are […]
[This is a repost from this time last year with minor edits.] I’m one of those annoying folks who is guaranteed not to be hungover tomorrow morning, because I don’t […]
(Apologies to Shane McGowan of The Pogues for stealing the opening line of his song Fairytale of New York for my title.) If you’re reading this, it’s Christmas Eve. Transparency: this […]