Frequently Asked Questions

I love a quick dose of knowledge when one may appear. I confess that I don't always love an FAQ section, but sometimes they're handy.

Elasticity/Super-stretch. Taller, shorter, the ability peek around corners. This could be very useful, especially during DIY projects around the house. Besides, walking around on 80-foot-long legs is almost like flying, isn't it?

Yes, I am.

I find it's most useful to face conflict. It's often not as bad as you might think. Simply taking the time to listen and repeat back what I thought I heard helps to identify an inaccuracy on either side of the topic. Sometimes, this difference can be solved with a negotiation, and other times, it's a matter of reasoning through and agreeing on the facts. 

Oof! I love color.  Every color walks its own path beautifully, but if I had to pick today, I would say blue.

Yes. The most important data point to find (and consider) is the one that the other metrics hinged upon, during that particular time-period. Sometimes, it's the overall clicks, but often there's a difference maker somewhere else within the details: the budget change, a geographic spike--or dip--caused by weather, a highly effective call-to-action, or even a competitor's strategy adjustment. Being able to spot the difference-making element is often key.

Yes. Travel is amazing. In addition to the available learnings, I find it gives meaning to coming home in ways that are easy to forget.

Yes! Big fan, even.

It's an interesting effect caused by the Earth's atmosphere and the way it refracts the sun's rays. That, and it holds worthy opinions at all hours of the day.

It may be the soundtrack, but I could make a case for the Harry Potter series. Technology's a bit like magic, isn't it?

Yes, I am satisfied that I've found a healthy way to be effective in both remote and in-office settings. While I'd be happy with either, I'd prefer a mix of both, if it's suitable to do so.