March 2025

• We Don’t Invent the Future-We Discover It — March 28, 2025
  Most people think we invented electricity. We didn’t. It was always there—ripping through the sky as lightning, building up in your socks on the carpet, pulsing through every atom in your body. What changed wasn’t the presence of electricity. What changed was us. We learned how to observe it, understand it, name it, and eventually

• Repatriating Your Tech Stack: What Happens When Your Tech Partners Become Political Liabilities? — March 25, 2025
  We don’t think twice about installing apps, spinning up cloud services, or embedding open-source libraries from around the world—until suddenly we have to. When geopolitical relations shift, trade policies tighten, or national security concerns pop up, the tech you’ve come to rely on can transform from an asset to a liability. Fast. It doesn’t matter

• What Happens to Your DNA if 23andMe Goes Bankrupt? — March 24, 2025
  We live in a world where curiosity sells. Want to know your ancestry? Curious if you’re predisposed to certain health conditions? A quick saliva sample and a few clicks, and 23andMe will serve up insights into your genetic blueprint. But what if the company holding that blueprint hits financial trouble? With reports swirling about 23andMe’s

• When Both Options Are Good: Why Smart People Get Stuck at the Crossroads — March 24, 2025
  We like to believe the hardest decisions in life are between right and wrong. Between the thing we shouldn’t do and the thing we should. Between what’s clearly a bad idea, and what’s obviously the better path. But that’s not where most people get stuck. The real friction happens when you’re faced with two good

• The Power of Small Daily Wins: How Microlearning Compounds Over Time — March 17, 2025
  Winning moments C.S. Lewis once wrote: “Good and evil both increase at compound interest. That is why the little decisions you and I make every day are of such infinite importance. The smallest good act today is the capture of a strategic point from which, a few months later, you may be able to go on

• The Scaling Trap: Why Solopreneurs Should Focus on Smart Systems, Not Growth — March 10, 2025
  Bigger Isn’t Always Better In the business world, scaling is glorified as the ultimate goal. We hear it everywhere—“You have to scale to succeed!” Investors push it. Business books preach it. Entrepreneurs chase it. But here’s the hard truth: scaling isn’t designed for solopreneurs. Scaling means increasing revenue while minimizing costs, usually by hiring, delegating,

• Everything Happens for a Reason — March 8, 2025
  Sometimes, people enter your life, and you instantly sense they were meant to be there–whether to serve a purpose, teach you a lesson, or help you discover who you are or who you want to become. You may not recognize their significance at first, but when you cross paths, something deep inside tells you they

• Be Intentional with What You Choose & Accept — March 6, 2025
  For Your Life For Your Body For Your Mind, Spirit & Heart When Faced with a Choice And if you’re uncertain … The answer is NO.

• How to ruin someone’s childhood memories about the Wizard of Oz — March 5, 2025
  Transported to a surreal landscape, a young girl kills the first person she meets and then teams up with three strangers to kill again.

• They Call Me Goose… and Not for the Reason You Think. — March 2, 2025
  If you ride, you know that sooner or later, you’ll pick up a road name. It’s part of the culture. Some names are badass. Some are ironic. Some are just plain ridiculous. Mine? Goose. Not because of Top Gun. Not because I have a need for speed. No—because I was attacked by a flying Canada

• The Ethics of AI: Balancing Innovation and Responsibility in Business — March 1, 2025
  Welcome to the sixth edition of Tech with a Twist! As we enter March 1st, it’s time to tackle a topic that’s as important as it is complex: the ethics of AI. Artificial intelligence is transforming industries, boosting efficiency, and creating incredible opportunities. But with great power comes great responsibility. How do we, as business