Artificial intelligence is advancing at a speed that understandably makes people uncomfortable. Almost overnight, AI has become capable of writing reports, generating images, analyzing enormous amounts of information, assisting with computer programming, answering complicated questions, and automating tasks that once required hours of human work. Every few months, it seems capable of doing something that…
Month: September 2026
Why the Cayman Islands Became Home
There are places you visit, places you remember, and then there are places that somehow become part of your life. For me, the Cayman Islands became the latter. The first thing that draws you to Cayman is obvious. It is beautiful. The water has shades of blue that almost look exaggerated, the palm trees seem…
AI Is Reshaping the Business World as Companies Rethink How Work Gets Done
Artificial intelligence is rapidly moving from an experimental technology to an everyday business tool, forcing companies to reconsider jobs, productivity, employee skills, and the future of work. Artificial intelligence is changing the global business landscape, but the transformation may look different from the mass replacement of workers that many once predicted. Across industries, businesses are…
Jacob & Co.: My Not-So-Hidden Obsession and Guilty Pleasure
I admit it. I have an obsession with Jacob & Co. watches—and at this point, I can’t exactly call it a secret. I proudly own two of them. There is something about Jacob & Co. that speaks to a completely different side of my appreciation for watches. I love traditional horology. I appreciate heritage, precision,…
Three Days Before Thanksgiving
Every year, as Thanksgiving approaches, I find myself thinking about a Thanksgiving that almost never happened for me. In November 2013, three days before Thanksgiving, I attempted to take my own life.Even after all these years, writing those words feels heavy.There is no elegant way to describe a moment when someone reaches a place where…
When a Car Becomes a Work of Human Art
I currently drive a Tesla, and there is a lot that I appreciate about it. It represents where the automobile is going—technology-forward, software-driven, efficient, minimalist, and constantly evolving. In many ways, getting into a Tesla feels less like getting into a traditional car and more like stepping into a piece of modern technology. But a…
Cayman Islands: My Home Away From Home
There are some places you visit, enjoy, take pictures of, and eventually leave behind. And then there are places that somehow become a part of you. For me, the Cayman Islands will always be one of those places. Every time I return, there’s a familiar feeling that is difficult to put into words. Maybe it’s…
Life on the Other Side of the Moment
September is Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month, and this month has a personal meaning for me. I know what it is like to experience a moment when life feels heavier than hope. I also know how much life can exist on the other side of that moment. I don’t share my story because I have…







