Blog - Brian Hertzog

Imagine for a moment, there’s a toy factory with a special machine that produces stuffed zebras.

There’s a quiet law humming underneath much of life, a kind of moral physics we don’t openly discuss but sense intuitively, like gravity pulling beneath our feet.

Lately, I’ve been thinking about the merits of basic good advice.

Image created with GPT4o | All writing is my own Like many of you, I’ve been fascinated by the A.I. wave which continues to simultaneously amaze me while deeply challenging my previous understanding of uniquely human capabilities on a seemingly weekly bas…

Part I: Are You Ready?

Every year around my birthday, I like to take some time to pause and reflect on my life.

“How we spend our days is of course how we spend our lives.” — Annie Dillard Time is the currency of life.

Mic check, is this thing on?

Greetings, readers.

Two weekends ago I visited the Picasso Museum in Barcelona, Spain.

Sometime in the year 1917, Mr. and Mrs.

Over the weekend, I watched The Great Hack, a new Netflix documentary on the subject of professional influencing and the backstory of Cambridge Analytica.

Greetings, wonderful readers!

“How you do anything, is how you do everything.”

The London Underground transports up to 5 million people each day.

Greetings wonderful readers and happy 2019!

Greetings friends, family, and readers.

What makes a great product?

Today, I voted.

“You won’t be able to recognize the things you really care about until you have released your grip on all the things that you’ve been taught to care about.” - William Deresiewicz At far too young an age, American children will become painfully aware of a…