After challenging the status quo of amusement park ride naming in a past blog, I couldn’t help but wonder about other naming groups for coasters. Coaster Naming Blogs What if an entire park’s roller coaster line up was themed exclusively to the world of auto racing? If cohesive naming can elevate a park’s identity, then […]
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From Mild to Wild: My Spiciness Scale Measures from 0 to 11
Ever wondered how to honestly measure the “heat” of your favorite dishes? Saying “it’s spicy” doesn’t always cut it because of how vague that is… What’s fiery for one person might be tame for another and vice versa. That’s why I created my own personal spiciness rating scale. It is a simplified measure for me […]
Mistakes in Numbers and Dates for Non-natives in the U.S.A.
Moving to the United States or even working in an American English-speaking environment can be a challenge, even for highly educated individuals or skilled professionals. Beyond vocabulary and grammar, small details like how numbers and dates are written or spoken can quietly cause confusion. These mistakes are common among non‑native English speakers and often have […]
Project Leadership Unlocked | GIGO and the Care We Choose to Put In
There is a phrase that has existed in technology and systems thinking for decades: GIGO —> Garbage In, Garbage Out. On the surface, it sounds harsh, almost dismissive. But beneath that blunt framing lies one of the most honest truths about project leadership, system implementations, and ultimately, human behavior. The outcome you get is directly […]
Owning My Things, Before They Own Me
The other day, my father asked me a simple question: “Do you have any spare USB power adapters in inventory?” He didn’t want to spend money buying any or looking at the swap meet which has a cost too. He figured I might already have some sitting around that he could adopt and use. That […]