What do you do when “the end” comes unexpectedly? After almost 22 years with the firm, that is what happened to me, “the end” came unexpectedly with three letters on a brisk morning in December in Boston – ALS – three simple letters, but with so much complexity and quite a lot of disruptive power. […]
Some days it might feel like you’re just keeping your head above water – a bit like the hooded seal in the picture above, for example. Every day, we have to tackle the myriad complexities that modern life throws at us: emails, text messages, phone calls, meetings (many of which probably could have been emails), […]
Our month of travel is coming to a close after a proper tour of the western and northern coast of the British Isles. See what a few weeks in Britain will do for you? It will have one walking on the left, speaking the King’s English and watching British telly on Netflix, apparently. Will it […]
We have two lives, and the second begins when we realize we only have one. – Confucious Bryan Holliday, one of the naturalists on our recent journey to Svalbard, referenced this quote over dinner and it resonated with me. I thought that I would start with this as it has been on my mind a […]
You know how sometimes you get up in your head about things and doubt creeps in? Well, that’s the case with me over the last few months about my cycling. I mean, how could it not, right? In December, when told I had a motor neuron disease, the first thing I did was go for […]
When we started down this path to build the app, it was initially to find whether there was an existing solution for a realistic representation of my voice that could be used in the event that mine would no longer be available. I have shared in a separate post about that journey and what I […]
I thought that I would take a minute this morning to write a little bit more about the motivation behind building Talk to Me, Goose! now that the app is live in the App Store. Before I do, go download it and try it out. Give me feedback on what you like and don’t like […]
Hi. I’m David. I’m the Gen X’er, Top Gun fan who was faced with the very real possibility of losing my voice who undertook the journey to build Talk to Me, Goose! Here’s a little bit about my story. This page will be the starting point of the place where I share about the app […]