10 Years of Mapping My Fitness
September 9, 2019
After 10 years of mapping my fitness, a celebration of that I’ve done. … More 10 Years of Mapping My Fitness
Tag: Travel
2020 Hotel Planning
August 27, 2019
Wow, sorry friends it’s been a BUSY Spring/Summer for me. I moved across town, so lots of little projects with the house. My coworker had a baby so I’ve been trying to pick up extra areas of responsibility during her maternity leave which has me traveling a little more than normal, which got me thinking … More 2020 Hotel Planning
Boutique Air
February 12, 2019
Living in the metropolitan area of Atlanta, GA, home of the world’s busiest airport, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, I’m fortunate to have many direct flights to hundreds of locations domestically and internationally. I try to fly one airline as much as I can, but this week’s trip made it a little harder to fly that … More Boutique Air
End of 2018
December 31, 2018
Today is the last day of 2018. It’s a great time to look back and reflect on the good, bad and document new goals…err roll over a few that I didn’t complete in 2018. I’m scanning many of your blogs for things you did this year or want to do next year. For me I … More End of 2018
Battery Low, Save Work Now
October 9, 2018
When was the last time you were in a groove working on something then flashes, low battery? It seems to happen to me while waiting at an airport gate. Only to find the only two outlets within 50 meters are already occupied. I’ve written about traveling with a battery Anker pack in the past but … More Battery Low, Save Work Now
Sky Club Conversations
August 14, 2018
I found myself in the Newark Liberty Airport with a six hour flight delay. After anticipating a minor delay I started straight to the Delta Sky Club in Concourse B to finish up work, plug in my devises and grab a snack. After about 3 hours in the club and more and more flights stacking … More Sky Club Conversations
Cloud Gate
July 31, 2018
Cloud Gate, sounds so formal or technological for a name but most people refer to it as The Bean. It’s the shiny seamless work of art inside Millennial Park that attracts millions of visitors each year. You can see from the above picture all the people around trying to take a selfie or just look … More Cloud Gate
Exploring Washington DC in 60 hours
July 24, 2018
A quick trip to Washington DC over 60 hours. … More Exploring Washington DC in 60 hours
Washington DC with 11 month old
July 22, 2018
Traveling to Washington DC with an 11 month old changes the types of hotels and locations that a typical business traveling might select. … More Washington DC with 11 month old
Hill Country BBQ
July 20, 2018
I found myself in Washington DC looking to grab lunch at Federalist BBQ only to find out that they don’t open for lunch. My coworker really talked up the place and had me craving some good Texas style BBQ. It has been 6-7 years since I’ve had some Texas bbq and even thought I’m in … More Hill Country BBQ
Brian K Inman 