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Category Archives: Living in the World Today
Are the best days ahead or behind for public transportation in New York City?
For the first time in over twenty years, four or five days a week I am now commuting over an hour each way (often an hour and a half) to and from New York City. I’ve commuted before and tried … Continue reading
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The way habits change day-by-day
While the talk is often about the nature of disruptive change, most of the time change while it is happening is incremental and not easy to discern. Think about watching your parents grow older – one day you look at … Continue reading
How online video gamers learn business management skills
I have two grown children – a son who will be 24 next month and a daughter that will be 20 this summer. Their digital skills as digital natives exceed mine despite my great efforts to keep up with the … Continue reading
American expatriates living in China continue to increase my China learning curve
Today is my last full day in China for this trip. It’s been a different one than any of my prior trips and I’ve had more alone time on this trip than any trip to China I’ve made before. I … Continue reading
A Mediterranean diet is proved healthy – just like Hong Kong and Chinese appetites
Even being on the other side of the world from New York I still make time to read the New York Times and Wall Street Journal on my mobile devices. I had read on Tuesday the article in both the … Continue reading
Being habitually late is inconsiderate and rude
You can tell from the headline that this post has great rant potential. You’d be correct. It’s not because someone in particular recently made me wait, stood me up or let me down, or at least not in particular. I … Continue reading
The U.S. Economy – it is what it is
It’s been more than four years since the economic crash of 2008 that affected (and still affects) many countries around the world including the U.S. The behavior of many Americans has changed and some of those changes are likely permanent. … Continue reading
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