San Francisco is a pop-up book. It’s colorful, dynamic, and irresistible. I can taste the wind and hear the mountains. The beaches and sloped streets are full of people who I can learn from and play with. … More San Francisco is More Than a City
My mama’s name is Rose, and she loves flowers. Unfortunately, she rarely had time to stop and smell the roses; she was too busy raising her three idiot sons. … More This One’s for My Mama
I’m happiest when I’m in the kitchen, and the kitchen has taught me how to be happier. Here are some cooking and life lessons to chew on. … More Life Lessons from My Kitchen
I walk because it’s therapeutic. It helps me clear my mind. When my thoughts run wild, I go for a walk to slow things down. … More Just Keep Walking
My college experience was like a cup of coffee. I got used to the bitter taste, fell in love with it, and learned to better love myself and the people around me. … More College Was Like a Cup of Coffee
I developed a proprietary exercise (patent pending) to help you craft a short and sweet About Me bio that tickles taste buds and commands attention. … More How to Write a Stunning About Me Bio
Good teachers and marketers have empathy, ingenuity, and killer communication skills. The two professions certainly have different priorities and outcomes, but I’m having a lot of fun in both worlds, especially as they evolve with technology. … More Connecting the Dots: Education, Marketing, and Technology
Two social media trends that excite me are video and ephemeral content. Facebook and Instagram have so kindly built two platforms for us to play with, so let’s play … More Why Marketers Should Care About Facebook Watch and Instagram Stories
Our Facebook page tells the stories that can’t be found in recruitment brochures, featuring real Longhorns and real talk. The people I interview have taught me a lot about marketing … More What I’ve Learned From Humans
If you give a McCombs student a cookie, he might have an existential crisis. “Am I just another cookie cutter business student?” he asks himself. His peers, all dressed in the same black suits, nod in unison … More If You Give a McCombs Student a Cookie
