I have 14 children, a wide range of interests and unpopular opinions.
Are you exhausted by always hustling for new connections and opportunities? Would you rather have them delivered to you instead? Then this blog post is for you. By dialing up your charisma, you can attract high value people into your life. And those people bring with them friendships, adventures, romantic relationships, job opportunities, etc. But […]
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Big aLICe Brewing Co. is announced as the winner of the Small Brewing Company and Brewer of the Year at the virtual award ceremony (Source: The Brewing Network) Four New York state breweries, including three in New York City, were awarded medals at the annual Great American Beer Festival competition, which was held virtually with […]
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One of the amusements of social media is that you get to see celebrities from unrelated fields fighting. A prominent sub-genre is athletes telling non-athletes off. If the latter is an unsympathetic figure, the moment is particularly delicious. Few things are more fun than seeing an annoying loudmouth get his comeuppance. The wine world has […]
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via: Pexels / Michael Burrows Today, I’m sharing a list of questions to ask yourself so you can achieve self-awareness. Asking self-reflection questions is a great way to tune in with yourself. I’m a mindfulness guru, and my mindful-improving hacks and tips have been featured across the web, including sites like Body Nutrition and Rebecca Zung. And what […]
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(SAN DIEGO, CA) – Ballast Point has awarded two full scholarships as part of its inaugural Brewing for Diversity partnership with the UC San Diego Extension Brewing Program. The scholarship program grants underrepresented students full tuition and related fees for those starting or continuing in the UC San Diego Extension’s Brewing Certificate Program as well […]
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Maybe it’s because I’m expecting my second kid and have a temporarily renewed affinity for all things small and cute, but I found the idea of Le Grand Verre’s figuratively pint-sized (they’re actually 6.3oz) packaging intriguing enough to accept their live virtual tasting/samples invitation. I mean, the sort of test-tube-esque bottles are kind of cute, […]
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A chef’s kitchen isn’t complete without a cast iron skillet. Made from an iron-carbon alloy, these heavy duty pans are an essential and versatile tool for use on the grill, on a stovetop, or even over a campfire. Chefs love cast iron because the durable material retains heat better than stainless steel, and the cooking […]
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In today’s episode, we cover the mastery of sales with Jeb Blount. Jeb is the best-selling author of over 13 books and among the world’s most respected thought leaders on sales, leadership, and customer experience. He helps leaders to develop leadership and coaching skills and shows them how to apply a more effective organizational design […]
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This post is sponsored by Vist Bend. All the content and opinions expressed here are my own. Before we get to my new favorite pizza, let’s talk about one of my favorite beer cities on the planet! Bend, Oregon is a city for beer lovers, dog lovers, nature lovers, so add it to your list, […]
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For most of us, opening old vintage wine is a once in a lifetime experience. Here are some things we learned while opening 40 year old wine. Get ready for a few surprises! The wine of the night was a 1979 Diamond Creek Cabernet, but can we open it? Opening a 40 Year Old Bottle […]
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