I still sit in the traditional camp, in that I think an owner should be allowed to utilize his or her money in a limitless fashion in pursuit of a World Series. If they want. This is the key — if they want. This illustration doesn’t sit well with me, though. In graphical format, the MLB needs a salary cap.

I rented this game so often as a kid. This is likely going to be an instant-buy when it debuts.

I have been head-deep in Claude for the last six weeks or so. Every single aspect of my exploration and discovery with an AI tool is old hat for those leading the charge. But in my Canadian accounting context, this is all new, with few traversed roads to follow. Once you start to think with an AI methodology, you start to see opportunity after opportunity to implement an AI workflow. Articles like these — a “Chief of Staff” agent, if you will — is one of those brainstorming-type articles meant to make your head spin with “What ifs”.

If you’re looking for a whole bunch of new blogs to follow, click through. I’ve found more than a few great reads through Bubbles over the last week or two.

I’ve been playing around with Akiflow for the last week or so. It’s been fun, though there are some complexities. Not as complex as I remember Sunsama to be, but certainly more difficult than your run-of-the-mill GTD app.

I’m unsure if this is a try-hard attempt at copying Airstream, or if it’s a cool thing on its own.

I think I am locked into the Daybook Paper Pro Move template for the 2026 year, but this set of templates from Pathfounder looks excellent. Expensive though.

Morgan Housel on nostalgia: “When you look back, you forget about all the things you worried about that never came true. So life appears better in the past because in hindsight there wasn’t as much to worry about as you were actually worrying about at the time.”

These desk deep dives never get old. Also, Pro Display XDR. Why do all the best desks have a Pro Display? This isn’t helping my gear acquisition syndrome.