I'm grateful for the words, penmanship, and actions that led to my freedom.

The value proposition is a little complex, but ultimately you are helping a startup and adding your brand to their (our) story.

Choosing which playground to visit is a difficult decision for my boys.

We (litenflame) are experts at spending money. Small joke, but your story, product, or campaign deserve more than good content—they need an audience.

People can be crazy.

People tend to rise or fall to expectations.

A lifetime of spending time with people was an investment in business potential.

This was a domain I purchased a couple years ago when Katie and I were considering starting a candle company.

After one week of launching a poorly described marketing/comms agency, countless kind people have reached out from the spiderweb of my personal and professional past to provide encouragement and offer potential opportunities.

My most recent test, using Agent GPT, created a theater of agents arguing over business requirements (many with good suggestions).

When owning a two-person digital agency, do you shave and put on a suit or stick with the hoodie? Do you talk a lot or mostly listen? Any advice from folks who have lasted more than three days at this?

I could sing, Katie could dance: we could build a choreographed version of a sales kit.

It all begins with an idea.