What makes someone “user-friendly”? What does that have to do with software? We’re not sure either, but we tie them together anyway. Listen in as we discuss how attachment styles and love languages affect how we see it.

"The best-laid plans of mice and men often go awry." What do you do when you start to sense your week getting away from you? In this episode, we discuss a tool Mark uses to reset and recenter when the week becomes overwhelming or we fail to meet our expectations set out. He calls it the blank page exercise.

Who's Chesterton and why are we talking about his fence? In this episode, we discuss the benefits of "Second Order Thinking", a concept outlined in an article we came across recently. Listen in and find out what those benefits are, and what they possibly have to do with a fence.

What is a mission statement and its purpose? Do you have one? Does the company you work for? Is it just corporate-sounding jargon, and completely disregarded in daily dealings and interactions?

Is a mission statement a resource worth developing, or belongs in the "special filing cabinet" (the wastebasket 🗑)? Find out how we see it in today's episode all about mission statements. 🤓

In this SECOND part of our FIRST guest episode, we continue the conversation with our better halves! We chat about life, secret crushes, marriage, woodchucks and damp towels. Maybe as you see how THEY see it, you'll gain some insights to why WE see it the way we do. We had a blast sharing memories together, and we hope you enjoy this special episode of "How I See It"!

In this first guest episode (split into 2 parts), we introduce you to our better halves! We chat about life, secret crushes, marriage, woodchucks and damp towels. Maybe as you see how THEY see it, you'll gain some insights to why WE see it the way we do. We had a blast sharing memories together, and we hope you enjoy this special episode of "How I See It"!

In a discussion on gender, and related issues (toxic masculinity, feminism, alternative lifestyles), do we manage to offend everyone? Hopefully not. As 2 men with wives and daughters, we discuss how we’ve been increasingly learning the value of gender, that gender is not equal to role, and many other lessons.

Today, we discuss being powerful/powerless. Starting with contemplation on the nuanced definitions words can take on (such as “Humor”), we move into consideration of the word “Power”—the powerlessness over our environment, and the power we may have over our response to it.