Writing
Posts going back to 2003: technology, leadership, travel and food.
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Distractions
Distractions are everywhere. Yesterday it was cancelled flights, new airports, missed meetings and a stranded car. Today it will be work itself – rearranging things on a list to catch… Continue reading
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Being Vulnerable
I know where my sensitive spots are. I protect them more people realize and that plan has worked well for years. I recently had a mentor ask me if I… Continue reading
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Timing
Sitting in a hotel lobby affords another chance to watch people. To my right is a person watching the Star Wars teaser trailer. He speaks English with a thick accent… Continue reading
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Travel
I travel a lot and see a large part of the United States. I’ve learned that people, for the most part, are kind and polite. Don’t believe everything you see… Continue reading
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What does 2019 mean for me?
It’s been two years since I’ve written here. Part of me thinks that’s kind of sad, but that’s easy to dismiss. I’ve been going through some of my old weblog… Continue reading
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Finding the new normal
One of the toughest things about making changes in your life is defining a new “normal”. It’s hard to move against the inertia of existing habits, both good and bad.… Continue reading
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Lonely weblog gets new post
I don’t write here much, and there’s probably good reasons for it. I spend time on Twitter (@stevekirks) and on the web forums for PilotEdge so this space get neglected. I’m… Continue reading
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Quick Notes about my WorldFlight 2013 Experiences
Here’s some quick notes about my experience flying some of the legs from this year’s WorldFlight on VATSIM: Flying the 777 during high traffic events: Man, this plane is amazing!… Continue reading
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Initial thoughts: Flying the PMDG 777
I bit the bullet last night and purchased the PMDG 777 add-on for Microsoft Flight Simulator X. It’s nearly $100 and worth *every* penny. Here’s some initial impressions: I now… Continue reading
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