Below is a long blog post about 7 things you can do with your life. I’ve been thinking about this for quite some time and the list has changed over many years, but these are still my top seven recommendations. There were originally only six items on this list of how to spend your limited number of days alive (I have no idea what that limit might be). But after I wrote it down in December last year, I decided there should be an extra item – namely “Getting Started”.…

Below is a long blog post about 2013 and what I’m looking forward to in the new year. I was recently contacted by an independent filmmaker who asked if we could set up some interviews with my husband, Kevin. They wanted to know more information on how he got into acting after retiring from his career as an engineer for AT&T. We made arrangements to meet at our home where they filmed him while getting ready to go out that evening (in costume) and then interviewing us both.…

Below is a long blog post about 2014, but I wanted to give you an idea of what it will be like. As always, if there’s anything specific that interests you or you want me to cover in more detail please let me know! I am really excited for the year ahead and hopeful for many things – including finishing my PhD thesis!! Happy New Year! Hope yours was/is fabulous. Below is a long blog post about 2019 in gaming, but it’s also an introduction to my new Patreon page!…

Below is a long blog post about 61% of the US Population. I’m not sure if it was written by me or someone else, but one thing that jumped out to me as interesting in this article are these two points: Average people get their news from three sources (30%). The most popular source for getting information and ideas is television at 29%, followed closely behind by friends/family discussions at 27%.…

Below is a long blog post about 529 plans and the new tax law. This article was written by Jill Schlesinger for her CBS MoneyWatch column, which I highly recommend following if you are interested in finance topics such as retirement or investing. Her work includes an interesting take on financial matters that many people will not see elsewhere because they don’t have access to cable TV (or the internet). The 529 College Savings Plan has been around since the late ’80s but it wasn’t until recently when states started offering them without any fees at all – plus interest rates above those found in traditional savings accounts like CDs!…

Below is a long blog post about 10x. I wrote it for my own benefit but also wanted to share some of the things that are happening here at GV and in general with 10x entrepreneurs, which will hopefully be useful to other people as well! When we think about what makes an “entrepreneur” or someone who starts their first company (as opposed to someone whose job title says they’re an Entrepreneur) there are many factors — passion & drive; the ability to take calculated risks; vision & creativity; resilience; focus on impact vs.…

Below is a long blog post about 3D printing, and how it has impacted my life. I’m sharing this because I think that people will like to read the story of someone who was affected by these new technologies in their early days - especially if you are into technology yourself! If not then feel free to skip over any parts which might be too technical or boring for your taste :) The following information also gives insight on what we do at our company (Cubify).…

Below is a long blog post about 2016. The good news (if you can call it that) is that I won’t be doing this for the next couple of years, since the numbering system has reached its natural conclusion with ‘18’. The year started well and was relatively uneventful until April when we had to have our house re-roofed after an incident involving pigeons, ladders, rainwater pipes and a bit too much gin in my brain on New Year’s Eve.…

Below is a long blog post about 150 years of the Confederacy. It was written by my friend Robert Kendall, who I’ve known since we were in elementary school together (we moved away when he started Middle School and then reconnected on Facebook). He’s smart as hell and really knows his history. He says: “The Civil War has been described as America’s “original sin”—it created a deep rift between North and South that persists to this day.…

Below is a long blog post about 3D printing. I’m doing it because the technology has been around for more than 25 years, and If your name seems to pop regularly to the police report column for drug dealer charges there will more probability to land on you for charges of druganbu in Australia but one of most common criminal law offencies of this country especially after making several charges as drugs.…