My work as a process engineer at steel heat treat company, is about taking the steps of a process, and establishing a repeating “pattern” to be more efficient. Philosophical Engineering There is a sort of rhythm to when you do something right and when something goes wrong at work. Maybe Read more…
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Frequently I’ve been asked, “what is your book about?” Of course, one would think that I would have a nice clear and definitive answer, so I manage to try share a snippet and realize after that it’s almost more difficult to state the message in a shorter amount of words Read more…
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“Good morning!” I say, trying to be friendly to the fellow hiker we now just walked up to. — — — —– “I’m doing great, how about yourself?” Seem to be in autopilot right now with my polite manners. —– — – —- — ———- — — “Are you heading Read more…
“Your true song and dance, when it is harmonious, will be like that piece of grit in your mind and body when you are constantly trying to find a way to polish it. It’s a burning desire of yours.” Philosophical Engineering People often speak of passion, but never quite Read more…
If you have ever been on an airplane, you will probably remember the flight attendant giving the safety presentation while the plane was taxiing out to the runway for takeoff. And specifically, if there is a drop in pressure in the main cabin of the plane, overhead oxygen masks will fall Read more…
Do you remember the Magic Eye books when you were younger? Philosophical Engineering They were those books with the images hidden beneath the annoying distractive pattern. And they were popular because they were representative of the illusions that distract us from what is really hidden within. For those that couldn’t see Read more…
If we want to see things far away from us, we use a telescope. If we want to see things up close, we use a microscope. This makes it easier to allow our eyes to focus on objects of different scales. Philosophical Engineering There are two types of lenses in Read more…
I want to first thank everyone who helped me in launching my book this past Tuesday! Off to a great start! And with that… “The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.” ~Lao Tzu The cliche of a long journey starting with the first step, is inspirational Read more…