Doug Llewellyn

I wholeheartedly believe companies would be so much more successful if Zoom and remote work had never become the norm. I work from home, and honestly, it was never something I wanted to do. I see the perks, of course. You’re comfortable, you can eat whenever you want, and you have so much more flexibility with your time. But I genuinely believe there’s something about being in the same room with your team that you just can’t replicate through a screen. Communication would be better, things would get done faster, collaboration would flow more naturally, and creativity would thrive. You’d pick up on social cues, learn how to communicate more effectively, bounce ideas off each other in real time, and solve problems without having to schedule a meeting just to have a conversation. I think so many of the little things that make a company great happen organically when people are physically together. And while remote work obviously has its benefits, I feel like we’ve sacrificed so much collaboration, connection, and efficiency in exchange for convenience. Ever since COVID, remote work has become the new normal, and honestly? I hate it. Maybe I’m old-school, but I genuinely think there’s something to be said about showing up, being around people, and building something together in real life.

Travis Kelce wasn’t called for holding here The Chiefs are so back

College football feels dead inside because it veered off the Widespread Panic / Allman Brothers cultural spectrum. It went from being big-hearted and brash to being completely Morgan Wallen-ified. It needs less WWE and a little more Billy Strings in its soul to find itself again.

Just Announced: Trey Anastasio and Billy Strings are coming together for two very special concerts benefiting Divided Sky Foundation November 20 + 21, at DCU Center in Worcester, MA. Trey and Billy will perform together and be backed by Trey Anastasio Band. All proceeds from the concerts will benefit Divided Sky Foundation in making high-quality care more affordable and accessible to anyone struggling with addiction.

Just hit 90° in Denver for the 61st time this year. Moves us into a tie for 5th-most 90°+ days on record. Likely another 5-10 to go... #COwx