Sometimes we let life get too complicated: It’s time to prioritize and simplify!
Why so busy?
I really want to do more on this channel and eventually I’m going to do that. In the short-term I’m super busy!
- I have a demanding day-job. I manage a Zero Defects program at a major turbine engine manufacturer in Indianapolis.
- I’m an engaged home school dad, which includes involvement in a home school speech and debate league. I actually spent this weekend performing orientation for guest debate judges.
- My youngest child will graduate this May, and I’m up to my neck trying to get my neglected house, workshop, and grounds into a condition where they are presentable for the open house. This means I’m at the end of the home schooling process, though, meaning I’ll have more time later.
- It’s the primary source of the material on this site, but I work hard keeping my family’s vehicles on the road. I’ve saved up quite a bit of material saved up that I could turn into videos and blog posts.
- I’m also exploring cryptocurrencies and making some speculative bets.
- For a while I explored eCommerce related to The Art of Diesel, even setting up a store, but this effort really failed because my heart really isn’t into selling worthless Chinese trinkets at a high markup.
- I’ve also started Ethical Developer Group and I’ve failed to stay on top of that site, either.
New priorities
I’m a crazy person who wants to do everything, because there are so many cool things that get my attention. In the short-term, I’m going to shift my priorities to Ethical Developer Group, and I’d like every user of this site to go over there and check it out.
I will occasionally make some quick posts over here, but I’m really going to concentrate my blogging and business development over there.
Exciting things are happening, in that EDG actually has a paying client with ethics very similar to our own. We can’t share any details on this right now, but this will be a really useful Android app for a very inexpensive but useful service.
I’m also exploring blockchain technology and see some opportunities that should really be explored in that space.
I will keep working on cars and eventually I will get back to sharing my efforts and what I’ve learned, but EDG is where I’ll be putting my attention for the next few months.
Until I reach a point where I can put more effort in here:
May God bless you and keep you running on all cylinders!
