Guns
I grew up around guns. One of my earliest memories of a gun is when my dad's friend Pepe came to visit us when I was around four years old. We lived in a trailer on 8 acres of land, and about a hundred feet from behind our home was
Crossing the streams of Sophistry and the big three Greek philosophers
The first beef in the history of rhetoric went down with the Sophists on one side and Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle lined up on the other. Before we get in to why they were fighting, let's talk about each group. Sophists You might've heard of the Sophists, which is cool
Never, ever use internal UTM links on your site
Earlier today, I read an article from my friends at LessEverything on how they track links. UTM links are a great way to track how your campaigns are performing, and build on your successful campaigns over time. There's one pitfall many people fall into when using them: They include campaign
What we can learn about influence by studying rhetoric
Many of my friends graduated from college with degrees they don’t use when they do their jobs. When I was deciding what to major in, I wasn’t sure what I wanted to do to make money. The one thing I knew is I wanted to study something I
No use for excuses
One weekend in 3rd grade I left my homework assignment at school. Some time on Saturday, I remembered I left my assignment at school and was distraught to realize I would be empty-handed Monday morning when everyone else turned in their work. I remember sitting in my bedroom and trying