Sometimes those things are physical, product-like things you can hold in your hands. Other times, those things are services or businesses or in the case of what we’re going to talk about today, experiences. Things that you live through. Things that impact you in a sensory way. Things you can remember and take with you …
I feel bookended this summer. We lost Walter back in July. In a rush. An emergency. Unexpected. This one was different. A known-known. He was old. A beautiful old boy. And ill. We knew it. But he kept on going. And loving life. But we knew it was coming. And it wasn’t any easier knowing …
They say you don’t get to choose your family, but you can choose your friends. And sometimes, out of the blue, unexpectedly, you find yourself needing to say goodbye. And it hurts. Deeply. Dog people get it. Not-dog people don’t. But for my money, there is no truer, no more caring, more loving friend than …
Ashley is a friend and a colleague. We’ve worked together. She’s a mom of three kids. A wife of a husband who is a healthcare professional. And she is a writer. And an entrepreneur. And newly a podcaster. And what she does is help people, particularly women, learn and grow into their own freelance writing …
Breaking news in the golf world: the PGA Tour announced yesterday that they would, in a complete 180 from their previous moral position, merge their operations with the renegade LIV golf tour funded by the kingdom of Saudi Arabia. In this short Hot Type episode, we take a brief look at what’s going on, what …
A special, solo episode of The Forge where I walk through a list of 100 things I believe. It’s an exercise in paying attention and being intentional about the things you do and knowing why you choose to do them. Might not be a bad exercise for you all to try, too.
David McLay Kidd is one of the most recognized architects in golf around the world and designer of some of the most well-known and beloved courses of the last two decades. But, this isn’t the typical golf interview. It’s about a designer and artist who ma
Sometimes, it’s good to remember that even amidst some of the most horrific moments in history, it’s still possible to create something of beauty and significance.
I truly wish I had a nickel for every time I said to myself in my misguided youth – “I never want to do sales!” It took a long time, but after reading my friend Brett Keirstead’s book, I finally understand. Give this one a listen and see what he made that
Or: SHOW ME THE MONEY. A few thoughts on the making of the new LIV golf tour and what it means for golf, golfers, and fans of all sports around the world.
