A Good Morning Every Morning

I wake up every day at around 5 am and spend the next two hours reading. Getting a jump on the market like this is the only sane option for an effective workday. All of my professional mentors operated the same way.

I used to intend for this blog to be a daily news source. It wasn't that I thought the world needed my contribution, just that the technical and design challenges interested me. Since then, I've discovered a handful of sources so reliable I put my own project on ice.

First and by far the most useful is the "Macro View" screen at Seeking Alpha. Although I am used to working amongst the driven, I find the output of financial bloggers so prodigious as to be personally disturbing to me. I fear for their health, but not as much as I fear for my own obsolescence, being something of a dinosaur and more tired every year.

(My exploration of the internet side of my professional life has led me to the conclusion that my professional life might be drawing to a close. I just realized that through writing this. Thanks for joining me.)