From Polaroids to Portraits: 50 Years of Storytelling i
Some stories live in words. Others live in images.Mine? It’s been kinda both. Fifty years ago, I bought a camera at a thrift
Become Something They Can’t Delete
But here's the real problem: OpenAI doesn’t own the user—wrappers do. And wrappers are brittle. They're margin-negative, burn-heavy, and one pivot away from
A Heroine Hidden in History: Phyllis Latour’s Ext
In May 1944, 23-year-old Phyllis Latour embarked on a mission that would make her an unsung heroine of World War II. She parachuted
Polaroids, Souls, and Stories: Rediscovering Photograph
On a street in SoHo, a Polaroid camera reminded us that real stories—and souls—deserve to be captured, held, and remembered.
The Shoebox Goes Digital: Modern Tools for Memory Captu
Family memories deserve more than dust and drift. Discover how Reflekta helps preserve life stories—digitally, emotionally, and forever.
AI Might Mint a Trillionaire. But Can It Preserve a Sou
Mark Cuban’s right: this stuff is accessible now. Any kid with curiosity and a connection can build something. Let’s just make sure what they build
Register.com: A Legacy of Disruption and Irony
In the 1990s, I registered my first domain with a scrappy little company called Forman Interactive. Back then, they were the upstarts—challenging the
Watercolor Memories: Why Reflekta Embraces Imperfection
It started with watercolors. A brush. A bit of quiet during Covid. Five years on, I still paint—most days. Not because I’m good.But
The Speed of Trust
The real magic happens when you trust the people around you.
The First Time I Texted My Dad—Seven Years After He P
I took a moment to fully appreciate the first time I was chatting with my Dad again. It was an emotionally charged event.