While Daring Greatly
My name is Adam. I'm a Husband. Father of six. Wearer of fedoras. Startup co-founder (with an exit). Nonprofit co-founder. I create content about personal growth in life and leadership.
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While Daring Greatly
My name is Adam. I'm a Husband. Father of six. Wearer of fedoras. Startup co-founder (with an exit). Nonprofit co-founder. I create content about personal growth in life and leadership.
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Good Marketing is about being DIFFerent
This was originally published to my Substack Newsletter here. Did you check out Commercial Fest 2021 (er, I mean the Super Bowl)? I did, and the commercials, as usual, were...
Two long years – An “update” on our adoption
Our First Adoption Eight years ago, we brought home our first adopted son from China. It was wonderful for our family and a happy time. But, it was also sad...
How to Not Waste Time on Social Media as a Nonprofit
I recently gave a talk about how nonprofits can stop wasting time on social media and create a plan to grow. If you attended my talk, thanks! Below is a...
My New Gig and How I Got There
I Accepted a New Position at TechBridge I'm excited to announce that I have taken a new position and am now the Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) at TechBridge. For those...
Medium Posts from February – Part 1
I am posting most of my writing on Medium for a bit, to see how I like that platform. If you want to follow me on Medium, you can find...
Posts from the week of 1/24/20
I have started writing posts on Medium. There are a lot of reasons for this that I will address in a later post. But, for now, I want to make...
2020 is for laser-like focus
2019 was intense. Over three months, my family blew up our whole lives. We decided to adopt again, moved, got a larger vehicle, the kids changed schools, and I merged...
