The Apple Worm

Let us walk back to April 24th 2015 when Tim Cook said that "there's one more thing..." The original Apple Watch (as I mentioned way back when) was most definitely a first generation exploratory device. Apple shot everything at the consumer market and saw what stuck with us. Of course apple freaks would buy them, but the secret was in finding what the rest of the market the normal consumer, would think of it. A lot of features that where introduced at first have either been eliminated completely or have become the most important feature. Now, 3 years later from that day in which some saw potential and some saw chaos the Apple Watch has become the number one WATCH (not just smart watch) in the world! I have been using my new series 4 AppleWatch for almost a week, some days more intensively than others, but I am so impressed and in awe that I had to write out my thoughts before the week is over so that people who are about to or have just got their watch know the ...

Yes! The title was on purpose... Let me explain (please read to the end): I just want to say I TOLD YOU SO! I knew and predicted weeks and weeks before in the podcast and days before in this very blog that there would be click-bait, spotlight searching, horrible excused people talking about how boring, predictable, not innovative the apple keynote has become... It sickens me to no end to see them write some sort of excuse for their introduction: "I have covered apple events since the first iPhone" "I have been reporting about Apple since..." "I remember the Apple of old"... etc etc. Who cares? You were and continue to be no one in terms of the Apple radar of significance! To them you are 1 customer, ONE! No more no less, same respect as all other Apple customers deserve but same amount of significance: ONE. People let the ego get to their head. You have been to other Apple events? Do you want a medal or a trophy?! The phrase "the leaks fr...

I have always been very vocal about the people I admire and the things I love.  Today is no exception. Imagine meeting someone and seeing insecurity in their eyes. Imagine instilling in their life laughter and smiles and feeling like somehow someway you are able to take their mind off their problems, their sadness, their life. Imagine that person comes back and actually enjoys your company, makes you a part of their day to day, enjoys your stupidity and craziness, finds comfort in your hugs and want nothing more in exchange for those hugs more than just company and laughter. One day that person did not just become stronger, she also grew funnier and more confident. NO I will not and am not taking credit for any of it. I have become more of a spectator to the one girl I once I knew and spoke with every week at least 3 times through FaceTime as she confessed her inner demons and insecurities and left herself wide open just to realize that deep down, I was ...