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Sunday was a journey. The 26.2 miles I ran along the Pacific Coast on California’s Highway 1 made for one of the most challenging marathon courses I’ve ever completed—the Big Sur Marathon. Each mile was filled with not only out-of-this-world beauty but also a series of never-ending ups and downs …

Do you run with your phone, or maybe even another camera like a GoPro? I didn't before, but now I do (on most runs). I like to capture images (still, and occasionally video), whenever the occasion arises. You never know when inspiration might strike, so I figure it's good to be …

It's been far too long since I've blogged here. And I'm not going to make any excuses. I simply haven't prioritized blogging amidst the competing priorities of life we all face. Monday morning, as I put on a new pair of running shoes, I thought to myself, "How can I change …

Date: April 12, 2015 Miles: 13.1 Weather: Clear, 52-55 Overview: The Rock 'n' Roll Half Marathon (and full marathon) returned to Raleigh April 12, following last year's inaugural event. I decided to run the RNR Raleigh Half the second year in a row following Meb's appearance at Runologie in January, where I was inspired …

Last week, I blogged for Bluewolf on 5 Principles To Navigating The Marketing Technology Landscape In 2014. Each of these principles should be fully integrated. A great example of the importance of this integration is social engagement. A recent article highlighted disparities in how top airlines engaged with their customers …

Dreamforce '13. That's a wrap! Sitting at a Starbucks at Dulles Airport, back on the East Coast, I'm reflecting on an action-packed week in San Francisco at the annual Salesforce.com conference with (as typical) very little sleep. This year's mantra was "Welcome to the Internet of Customers" as over 120,000 registrants were greeted by …