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Writing the Future (One Digit at a Time)
As 2025 fades, I’m focusing on the small shifts that define the year ahead. Join Me as I move my 2026 blueprint into action—from intentional daily habits to a long-awaited East Coast baseball road trip. It’s time to write the future, one digit at a time.”
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The Challenges of Gen Alpha: A View From the Classroom
Exploring the unique challenges facing Gen Alpha, from the impact of social media on real-world socializing to the rise of artificial intelligence. A teacher’s perspective on generational shifts, political division, and the inspiring tolerance of today’s youth
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Essential Breathing: Dreaming, Time Travel, and Dad Goals
From the “essential breathing” of Star Wars to the cinematic perfection of Back to the Future, Rob explores the magic of physical media and a major “Dad Goal” win.
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Looking Behind the Curtain: The Arrival of the “Adult Adult”
From fixing mailboxes to midnight drives through ice storms, Rob reflects on the shifting dynamics of parenting as his oldest son becomes an “adult adult.”
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The Christmas Pivot: Road Trips, Kid Hangovers, and Part Two
Christmas Part One is in the books after a ‘Rob whirlwind’ road trip and a midnight drive through the snow. From the quiet of the ‘kid hangover’ to the excitement of ‘Christmas Part Two,’ here is why the days after the 25th might actually be the most important part of…
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Breaking the Breaking News
Stop the cycle of fear and reclaim your peace. Learn why the 24-hour news cycle is designed to keep us anxious and how a “slow news” approach can help you reconnect with your neighbors and your own potential
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The Cost of the License: Why I’m Done Performing
Why are we so afraid to ask ‘why’ when it comes to marriage? Reflecting on divorce, societal expectations, and the staggering reality of modern relationships, I’m finally sharing my honest thoughts on why the institution feels less relevant than ever.
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A Trekkie’s Christmas Wish: The Audacity of Human Potential
Explore humanity’s incredible potential this Christmas through the eyes of a Star Trek enthusiast. From our core diversity to our relentless determination and capacity for growth, this post challenges readers to ‘be their best self’ and realize a brighter future. A holiday reflection on hope and collective possibility.
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Dark Windows and Crowded Driveways
Tonight is just a sick kid, a quiet house, and a lot of reflection. It’s not a movie ending, but it’s the reality of this year.
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The Old Man and the 26 Copies of X-Men #1
Is your hobby a passion or a “bottomless hole”? From a dad’s insatiable baseball card habit to owning 26 copies of X-Men #1, I’m exploring the “Completionist Trap.” Learn why the Ferengi mindset of “more is better” nearly destroyed the speculator market and why collecting for joy—not investment—is the only…
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