by chetcromer | Sep 5, 2025 | Journals
I’ve been wrestling with this phrase: “I’m overcommitted.” It rolls off my tongue easily, especially in seasons where my calendar is stacked and my task list feels endless. But during a coaching call with Mark Sturgell, I had to stop and face the reality that...
by chetcromer | Jul 23, 2025 | Software and Tech
For years, I’ve worn the “part-time developer” hat. I was in the code, solving problems, building features, deploying hotfixes—sometimes out of passion, sometimes out of necessity. But as our team has grown and matured, that role doesn’t quite fit the same way...
by chetcromer | Jul 9, 2025 | Uncategorized
PromptPresser AI: Empowering Content Creators Unlock Your Creativity with PromptPresser AI Welcome, Content Creator! Are you looking for a tool that can help you generate fresh ideas, streamline your workflow, and enhance the quality of your content? Look no further...
by chetcromer | Jun 5, 2025 | Journals
If You Could Read My Mind: From Late-Night Thoughts to AI Songwriting A couple days ago, a line kept echoing in my head: “If you could read my mind…” Not in a spooky way, and not even in the shame-laced way we often think of that idea. What haunted me was something...
by chetcromer | Jun 3, 2025 | Journals
I’ve taken to poetry this year (ai-assisted, yes), and have made it a thing to write poems for MaKenna and one of her friends before their sporting events. Sometimes silly, sometimes not… but today I got my own poem from them. And it felt great. Not just...
