How to Protect Your Confidence in Tennis
This post concludes the July installment of the Tennis Glow-Up series. Friday introduced confidence as trust in one’s ability to respond well rather than certainty about results.Read More
An engineer overthinks tennis in a daily journal.
This post concludes the July installment of the Tennis Glow-Up series. Friday introduced confidence as trust in one’s ability to respond well rather than certainty about results.Read More
This post is the second entry in the July installment of the Tennis Glow-Up series. Yesterday’s discussion argued that confidence should not be grounded in results becauseRead More
This post opens the July installment of the Tennis Glow-Up series. Throughout 2026, we are dedicating the first full weekend of every month to how we canRead More
It is time to verify that your Wimbledon provisions are in order. Yesterday’s assignment was strawberries and cream. Today’s task sends us to the liquorRead More
Wimbledon begins on Monday. That means it’s time to gather the necessary provisions to enhance the at-home viewing experience. Every year, I encourage readers toRead More
It has become something of a tradition for me to write about the Trophy Husband each Father’s Day. Over the years, those posts have typicallyRead More
3 responsesThis weekend we are celebrating Father’s Day. Yesterday’s post kicked off the festivities by recapping tennis Dad jokes previously described on this site. Those postsRead More
5 responsesOver the past several years, I have written about a small collection of behaviors that I characterize as tennis dad jokes. Those past posts includedRead More
In systems engineering, periodic reviews are not always planned. Sometimes they are triggered by a new event, an unexpected failure, or the realization that aRead More
In systems engineering, periodic maintenance is not limited to fixing broken things. Sometimes the purpose of an inspection is simply as an annual reminder. ThisRead More