Life is a mountain. You have heard this before and know there are ups and downs, and also a sense to reach our peak potential, what we want our lives to become. So why bother making the climb?The Appalachian Mountains were my backyard as a child. And every season, rain, Read more
“HOW IS THE REAL WORLD?” I am frequently asked this now, being out of school and seemingly off to the race toward retirement.And my response used to typically be, “Well, I’m far from the playground I used to play on. I’m far from the mountains I used to ski, Read more
Recently I’ve been working with a colleague at GMHT who has a black belt in jujitsu. Despite our different backgrounds of engineering and martial arts, there is similarity. The philosophy in jujitsu is control and practice of simple techniques to become better and better. Applying that to becoming better and Read more
– positive benefits of task group incorporating ideas and questions from the suppliers in the aerospace quality management system requirements – meeting people you haven’t seen in years and the importance of remembering their names and what they enjoy pursuing in their lives – heat treating is really cool and Read more
What I see and what they see – Philosophical Engineering
What I see and what they see – Philosophical Engineering
Hard work alone will not make you successful. It’s having the clarity of your own needs and values in life and aligning them with the needs and values of others.
Hard work alone will not make you successful. It’s having the clarity of your own needs and values in life and aligning them with the needs and values of others.
one of my favorite sports and one of my favorite subjects to read and think about. a video with all in one!
fritzbooks: * Cleveland should become the first node in the Anthroponomy Project ~ a planetary project for humankind to become self-regulating, for humankind’s effects to not undermine its values. * We are in the Age of the Anthropocene, but we should think of ourselves as in the Age of Anthroponomy. Read more