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"I'm going to write my book next year."
I hear this at the end of every year, but the drum-beat gets stronger in December. And every time, I ask the same question:
"What kind of book are you going to write? Prescriptive or positioning?"
What many of the aspiring-author-professionals don't realize is that there's a
Is “Buy Now, Pay Later” (BNPL) a harmless convenience or a financial trap?In this episode, Dr. Roger Hall argues that BNPL systems exploit the very human weakness that determines our life success: the inability to delay gratification.Hall dissects this vital life skill using the findings of the Walter Mischel Marshmallow Test. Discover the stunning long-term data on the
Policy-as-Code for AI Agents: Identity, Least-Privilege, and Auditability for Safe Enterprise Automation Enterprises are racing to deploy AI agents that read, write, and act across systems—triaging incidents, reconciling invoices, drafting agreements, or fetching data on demand. The leverage is enormous, but so is the blast radius if things go wrong: a prompt-injected agent can exfiltrate […]
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When the Internet Sneezes: How the Recent Cloudflare Outage Ripples Across U.S. Websites The recent Cloudflare outage was a reminder that modern websites in the United States share more infrastructure than many realize. What looked like “my favorite site is down” to everyday users was, in many cases, a systemic event—DNS lookups timing out, content […]
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Diagnosing and Fixing “OpenAI Error: OpenSSL SSL_read: SSL_ERROR_SYSCALL, errno 104” Few errors cause as much confusion as a TLS read failure that bubbles up from OpenSSL with “SSL_ERROR_SYSCALL” and Linux errno 104. When this pops up during an OpenAI API call—often in the middle of a streaming response—it can feel like the server suddenly “hung […]
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I recently began working with a founder who’s built a 100 million dollar company from scratch.No outside money. No shortcuts. Almost a decade of grit, intuition, and operational excellence.He leads from experience and straight talk. His people trust him.Yet he’s been wrestling with something most executives would never admit out loud.He feels strong with his
The Love for Books and Papers
As someone who’s wrangled what must be thousands of books and papers over the years, I can tell you that paper and book organization is no small feat! There’s something deeply satisfying about curling up with a good book or finding that important document just when you need it. However, without an effective system,