: About Me

About me..hmmm, well, I don't know what to say. I'm fairly boring actually. I'm a 31 year old married male with two beautiful daughters who have me completely wrapped around their little fingers.

In real life, I'm an Executive Recruiter (headhunter) in scenic Austin Texas. Our town is historically called "The Live Music Capital of the World". Is it actually? Well, go visit and report back to me what you think...

I'm actually a pathetically painful writer, so please be kind. I will probably just relay my knowledge and expertise in business, sales and the job market. I also plan on giving a little insight into what I do for a living (yes, it is as painfully boring as it sounds...wait, no it isn't!). Of course, I'm also a huge sports fan so throw in a little ESPN quality sports writing as well.

Anywho, on with the show!

My passion is ...

My family and helping others obtain the job of their dreams

I know too much about ...

Texas Longhorn athletics

My parents always told me ...

to stop thinking, as that's what gets me in trouble.

My childhood ambition ...

Play running back for the Dallas Cowboys.

My favorite memory ...

Being chased by hobos in a field near our home.

Why I write ...

because my wife has kicked me out of bed.

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

dancing with the stars and contemporary christian artist Chris Tomlin.

My first job ...

Short Stop Hamburgers "When you only have time for a short stop!"

My best moment ...

The birth of both my children.

My inspiration ...

I'm inspired by a beautiful voice, my little girl's smiles, and Jesus Christ.

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Blogging has set us free! There was a point in our Nation's history that we would gather together with the family, turn on the television and watch Walter Cronkite tell us what was happening in our country and the world. Then, the next morning, we would read in our local fish wrap what happened the previous day. This is how we got our news. There was no need to have the news immediately and there was no reason to question the motives of those writing for us. Oh my how things have changed. Today, I can wake up, turn on a 24 hour news network at any time of the day. If a bomb explodes in Isr...

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