New York City | Take To The Highway

I often see articles written asking, “What would you would say if you could write a letter from the present you to your younger self?” I have lots of things I would tell myself such as “Learn as many foreign languages as you can, as early as you can, because the older you get, the harder it gets.”

Also, I would encourage my younger self to take more risks and embark on more strenuous adventures while the body is young, resilient, and flexible. “Move, you must! If you stop, you’ll rust!”

But the one thing I wish I could go back and tell my younger self, something I have tried Continue reading →

When I lived in Manhattan, I often got so focused on work that I forgot my surroundings. My office on 40 Wall Street was more of an irritant than it was a novelty. I always seemed to be running late for meetings with my clients in office buildings scattered throughout lower Manhattan. I used to mutter under my breath, “I WOULD have to work in a f*@&ing tourist attraction!” as I would run the gauntlet through sight seers stopping to pose at every landmark, clogging up the subway entrances while checking their maps, and walking in the wrong direction down the sidewalk during rush hour. (Yes, there is sidewalk protocol in the Financial District.) It wasn’t until someone Continue reading →

Take To The Highway

There's a song that they sing when they take to the highway…

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