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It’s my last day in NYC, and it’s been an amazing trip. This was my first time here, and I enjoyed seeing as much of what the city has to offer as I could. Naturally, my first stop was Wall Street–no respectful finance nerd would go anywhere else first. After purchasing a CD and getting directions from an aspiring rapper…
Like so many, I posted thank you messages on my social media this morning. I sent text messages to friends who are either active duty, or veterans to personally thank them for their service. I even got up at 5:00 AM to do the CrossFit workout “Murph” (look it up) in remembrance of those who lost their lives defending my…
For the second consecutive year, my sons, Roman and Leo, have participated in Lemonade Day, with the help of Mom and Dad. If you’re not familiar with Lemonade Day and have little ones, you should look into it; it’s a national program encouraging entrepreneurship. We’ve enjoyed the program because it has helped my wife and I pass our entrepreneurial spirit…
16.3 came and went. I’m a little late in posting this update, but it’s for good reason. Busy days with clients will always postpone a CrossFit related post on this financial blog. Priorities.
March 9th will always be a day I remember for two reasons, separated by twelve years, and totally unrelated: one in 2009 and one in 1997.
16.2 is almost in the books. Unlike last week, I will be taking another shot at it Monday evening; I’ll provide an update afterwards. Checkout the workout below, and I’ll reveal my initial results:
16.1 is in the books. This is the first time I have only completed an Open workout once. Usually, I give it a second try in hopes that I can improve with a modified strategy. Not this time. Here’s why:
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The CrossFit Open is upon us! For CrossFit junkies, today is the day we’ve been anticipating for almost a year. For non-CrossFitters, today is just another day…February 25th, 2016. But for CrossFitters, it’s the start of an opportunity to see our improvements over the last year of workouts, along with the weaknesses we need to improve upon. If you’re not…