The last time I shared anything meaningful on the internet was when Prodigy and AOL were king of the hill.  I remember being engaged in a discussion board on why paying $22 for a Ken Griffey Jr. Rookie card was a waste of money.  Especially, when I couldn’t buy one for less then $30 at the time.

Since that time, I’ve decided to purposely exclude myself from an maintaining an online presence.  No bulletin boards, blogs, Facebook or  Twitter.  I figured the less anyone knows about me, the better.  However, something recently changed in me.   While I would normally keep all of my thoughts, trials and successes in my head, I felt a grumbling deep inside of me.  I mean, I’ve always had a yearning to mentor, tutor and share, but recently, this yearning has been growing stronger and louder.  Each passing day my internal compass was getting much more difficult to ignore.

Since I do not currently have the time fulfill this need on a one-on-one basis in my personal life, I figured sharing this via a blog would be the next best thing.    My interests are vast.  They span from Asymmetric Key Encryption to the zen of the movie Zoolander.   So the subject matter I cover will be very eclectic.

This premise of this blog boils down to one thing.  That we all have a need to explore our world in an experimental manner.  My intentions are to share this process with you on all topics and subject matters I encounter.  I may not always succeed in my endeavors.  In fact, I’ll technically be failing most of the time.  And that’s alright.  I’m making a light hearted attempt to share the path to success (while hitting some bumps along the way).

So the motto here will be this:  We’re Always Trying; we’re Sometimes Succeeding; however, we’re Technically Failing.   I hope you enjoy.