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Reflecting on 2018 & Charting New Paths for 2019

I'm thrilled to unveil my brand new interactive experience: My 2019 Resolutions & 2018 Year in Review. This project became much more than just a simple tracker—it evolved into a meaningful journey of reflection, celebration, and intentional goal-setting for the upcoming year. Click on the image to explore the interactive experience Join the Conversation What reflection tools do you use to look back on your year? How do you set meaningful goals for the future?

2017 Resolutions

Better Late Than Never: My 2017 Resolutions Because sometimes life gets in the way of your best-laid plans A moment from my adventures last year — one of many inspirations for this year's goals Who publishes their 2017 resolutions in May of 2017? Me, of course! I've been busy, people! Life has a way of filling up your calendar when you least expect it. Between work projects, family adventures, and a few unexpected detours, my...

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2016 Resolutions

My 7th Annual New Year's Resolutions: The Interactive Edition Where personal goals meet web development creativity A snapshot of my interactive PHP-powered resolutions tracker for 2016 For my seventh consecutive year of publishing New Year's resolutions, I decided to shake things up. Instead of my usual text-based article format, I challenged myself to create something more dynamic and engaging: a custom interactive PHP page that tracks my goals throughout the year. This project served a...

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2015 Resolutions

"Everyone has a plan – until they get punched in the face." — Mike Tyson 2014 in Review Mike Tyson once said, "everyone has a plan — until they get punched in the face." I spent a considerable amount of time in 2014 dusting myself off from the barrage of punches life threw at me in 2013. What I learned in 2014 is a big reason I haven't been able to accomplish a majority of...

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Stanisław Jerzy Lec: A Life of Extraordinary Resilience

Stanisław Jerzy Lec According to Clifton Fadiman's introduction to Lec's book Unkempt Thoughts (Myśli nieuczesane): "Lec has led the strange (to us), hunted, haunted life of thousands of Central European intellectuals, their experience inexorably shaped by war and revolution. At the outbreak of the war he was imprisoned in a German concentration camp. There he stayed until July 1943 when the camp was liquidated by mass executions. Escaping in a German uniform, he succeeded in...

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