1. 21 May


    Some guys stand outside bedroom windows with a boom box over their head for love, and some make google chrome videos.  Whatever it takes.

     

  2. 21 May


    (Source: tbdetermined)

     

  3. 21 May


    As I go through my journey of life, there will be several things I will forget, but the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air theme song is not one of them.

     

  4. 8 May


    Phil Mickelson was once asked the difference between a great shot and a smart one.  He responded, “ A great shot is when you can pull it off.  A smart shot is when you don’t have the guts to try it.”

    Congratulations on your induction to The World Golf Hall of Fame.

     

  5. 24 Apr


    ” We all have two choices: We can make a living, or we can design a life.” - Jim Rohn The Yacht Week, Hvar Croatia, 2011

    ” We all have two choices: We can make a living, or we can design a life.” - Jim Rohn

    The Yacht Week, Hvar Croatia, 2011

     

  6. 23 Apr


    The way you move is a mystery.

    Track: ” D.A.N.C.E” - Justice

    Fox Theater, Oakland 2012

     

  7. 10 Apr


    ” Life is either daring adventure or nothing at all.” - Helen Keller

     

  8. 9 Apr


    Thank you Google.

     

  9. 28 Mar


    ” You can choose to be either a wannabe, or a next to be.” - John Varvatos

    ” You can choose to be either a wannabe, or a next to be.” - John Varvatos

     

  10. 26 Mar


    ” A friend is one of the nicest things you can have, and one of the best things you can be.” - Douglas Pagels Healdsburg, CA 2012

    ” A friend is one of the nicest things you can have, and one of the best things you can be.” - Douglas Pagels

    Healdsburg, CA 2012

     

  11. 20 Mar


    Satisfy your cravings. 

    Track: ” Crave You” - Flight Facilities feat. Giselle

     

  12. 13 Mar


    Muir Woods, California, 2012 The Smartest Dumb Thing I Ever Did.  by Caterina Fake, co-founder of Flickr and Hunch My family felt strongly that I should be, say, a banker, or a lawyer, or an executive. They wanted me to get a solid, stable job that carried an imprimatur of success.  I tried that path.  I quit a job at a bank, quit a job at an insurance company, and quit a job on Wall Street, but then spent most of my time after college doing crazy stuff. Many people around me did not approve of my life decisions. I worked in a dive shop, backpacked around South America… I did lots of things that seemed aimless and not remunerative. Then when I was twenty-seven I taught myself Web design and got into Web development. I really enjoyed it. It was great!  So I got a job at a Web agency, but after a year I quit that job too and went out on my own.  Most of my life choices seemed unorthodox but they were all good for me. When you are in your early ‘20s, everyone gives you all this advice about how to live your life. (“I just want to say one word to you. Plastics.”)  Those people mean well, but you can never find your vocation—which should mean, in the true sense of the word, your calling—until you first try a lot of things. And quit what doesn’t feel right. That’s probably the smartest dumb thing I’ve done. No matter how far you’ve gone down the wrong road, turn back. Never use sunk costs to drive your decisions. If you’ve just spent $150k on law school and you realize you don’t want to be a lawyer, don’t be a lawyer.  People around you will say, “How can you quit after investing all that time and money? Are you crazy? That’s stupid!” What’s crazy and stupid is continuing to do something that, in your heart, you know is not what you want to do.

    Muir Woods, California, 2012

    The Smartest Dumb Thing I Ever Did.  by Caterina Fake, co-founder of Flickr and Hunch

    My family felt strongly that I should be, say, a banker, or a lawyer, or an executive. They wanted me to get a solid, stable job that carried an imprimatur of success.  I tried that path.  I quit a job at a bank, quit a job at an insurance company, and quit a job on Wall Street, but then spent most of my time after college doing crazy stuff. Many people around me did not approve of my life decisions. I worked in a dive shop, backpacked around South America… I did lots of things that seemed aimless and not remunerative.

    Then when I was twenty-seven I taught myself Web design and got into Web development. I really enjoyed it. It was great!  So I got a job at a Web agency, but after a year I quit that job too and went out on my own.  Most of my life choices seemed unorthodox but they were all good for me. When you are in your early ‘20s, everyone gives you all this advice about how to live your life. (“I just want to say one word to you. Plastics.”)  Those people mean well, but you can never find your vocation—which should mean, in the true sense of the word, your calling—until you first try a lot of things.

    And quit what doesn’t feel right.

    That’s probably the smartest dumb thing I’ve done. No matter how far you’ve gone down the wrong road, turn back. Never use sunk costs to drive your decisions. If you’ve just spent $150k on law school and you realize you don’t want to be a lawyer, don’t be a lawyer.  People around you will say, “How can you quit after investing all that time and money? Are you crazy? That’s stupid!”

    What’s crazy and stupid is continuing to do something that, in your heart, you know is not what you want to do.

     

  13. 28 Feb


    Absolute Genius.

    Set to the music of Gregg Gillis aka Girl Talk.

    Movie: ” Girl Walk | All Day” http://girlwalkallday.com/watch-the-film

     

  14. 28 Feb


    There are days when you just want to blast rap, dance all hyphy, and act a little hood.  And that’s totally okay.

    Track: ” The Motto (remix)” - Drake, Lil Wayne, Tyga

    Filmed on location in my backyard.

     

  15. 20 Feb