With 2 months behind me as Editor of The Watercraft Journal, I am almost starting to feel like I’m getting into the swing of things, but there is a long way to go, in my ...
I’ve been either somewhat adjacent or wholly embedded in the personal watercraft (PWC) industry for roughly 18 years (as I can measure) and I can say with some surety that this industry is changing. Of ...
Right about now, I’m reeeally hating my computer. It’s a 5-year-old Apple MacBook Pro with the 15-inch screen. I bought a few years ago from a highly reviewed guy here locally in Nashville, Tennessee, who ...
I like being my own boss. Not everyone is cut out for it, but it seems to fit my personality. Years ago, my father counseled, “You’re too much like me, son. You’re too much of ...
I found myself feeling a little sorry for the folks over at Sea-Doo this afternoon. Why my mind had singled-out Sea-Doo was due – in large part – to an anti-Sea-Doo hate group on Facebook. ...
I find myself getting short with people easier these days. Maybe it’s because I’m turning 40 this year or maybe it’s because I’ve always been this way and I’m just trying to find excuses. Either ...
Sure, I was frustrated but I couldn’t really be that mad. The roads were packed with several unexpected extra inches of snow covering a layer of ice lying just beneath. Were I living in Wisconsin ...
I could hear the sound of my own teeth grinding through my skull, and my wife could tell just by looking at me that the phone call wasn’t going well. Admittedly, I have zero “poker ...
Most of you wouldn’t know (nor would I expect you to) that I cut my teeth in the world of professional publishing not in the powersports industry, but automotive, being hired directly out of school ...
Predicting the future, particularly with no true means to inside developmental intelligence, is pretty tough to do. Every now and again, my position within the media allots me a brief snapshot into what might be ...