I think it’s important for fathers to teach their kids. While Ani does a great job curating curriculum and teaching the kids for homeschool, there are lessons I want to teach our kids off curriculum. I came up with what I call Daddycademy. The idea of dads teaching their kids isn’t new, and there are handles online with similar titles. But I wanted to create my own with a focus on five categories – Faith & Theology, History & Civics, Business & Money, Trades & Skills, and Gam

People are worried about this, including many pioneer developers who have lamented the fact that we’re going too fast and with too little guard rails. Many have left the field entirely because of this already getting out of control. Imagery from Skynet and Matrix to economic industry replacements or opportunity – the hope and fear is that an efficacious AI will be capable of making big changes to life as we know it. We’re already seeing incredible changes, and we haven’t even

The scramble of Lent, family, dreamings, doings – it’s time to just reorient as we square up with the Triduum. This is the biggest happening in history nd we’re reflecting on it. The reason we’re Christians, Christ-ians… Jesus changed everything. Let’s really spend some time engaging with it.

Today, I’m going to write about the models I use as a company of one to expand my productivity as I grow as a company of one. Large Language Models (LLMs) This is the popular commercial line that everyone has been buzzing about. Aside from large industry and defense, a lot of money is going into this space to the race for AGI (Artificial General Intelligence), a coveted trophy in the AI wars. Think of it as the internet personified. Anthropic, xAI, OpenAI, Alphabet are huge p

I was talking with a gentleman yesterday about the discipline in our lives and how important it was to have a support system to keep it going. The conversation inspired me to write a 101 about what it looks like to have an effective support system. Or like a president, build your cabinet of strong and experienced voices to give you insight, challenge perception, and encourage your growth. Consider the following team.

A father encourages his son to declare ‘I am good enough’, reflecting on building confidence and self-worth to inspire parents to speak life into their kids.

Encouragement for when you’re feeling beat up—embrace the climb, persevere through challenges, and trust the journey to fulfill your God-given purpose.

Confront evil head-on—explore spiritual warfare, challenge complacency, draw inspiration from Ephesians 6, and stand firm in faith against darkness.

Discover how to harness your finances with prayer, goals, and discipline—choose the right economic engines to fuel your vocation, generosity, and legacy.

Explore the Catholic roots of All Hallow’s Eve—learn why Halloween is part of Allhallowtide, the vigil of All Saints and All Souls, and how to celebrate with faith and joy.

Discover Allhallowtide—the season linking Halloween, All Saints Day and All Souls Day. Understand its purpose of honoring saints, praying for the departed and purifying souls.

Reflect on activist Charlie Kirk’s assassination and the state of civil discourse—calling for courage, faith, and a return to core values.

Celebrate ministry milestones and Independence Day—remember your ‘why’ and keep fighting for faith, family, and freedom.

Reflecting on watching the 2013 papal election, this post celebrates the Holy Spirit’s guidance and hopes for unity and renewal with Pope Leo XIV.

Discover Live Victorious—a faith-based singles program in Buffalo. Join a hike and hear an engagement story to inspire purposeful relationships.

A ‘Yes, You Can’ edition urging readers to build new structures and lead with courage, blending faith and productivity lessons from Lent to inspire.

This Holy Thursday reflection celebrates the Triduum and the Eucharist, urging us to embrace the Paschal sacrifice and enter the heart of faith.

As Lent ends and Palm Sunday nears, we compare our desert journey to Jesus’ forty days and ask what God prepares for our new life and mission.

Using the story of Jonah, this Ash Wednesday reflection urges us to confront our mission, repent and act courageously as we begin Lent, priming our hearts for the journey ahead.

This post-election reflection urges readers to lead well despite political tensions: keep pursuing your mission, practice temperance, honor others, and contribute to society with prayerful intention.