Believer, Husband, Dad of 4 boys. GTM leader + tech investor. Building the future for your homes @homekeeprdotco . Trying to tweet less about Sixers & Steelers
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If you're late for Father's Day, don't forget to get Dad a present!
Homekeepr will help save him time and money around the house.
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I think the phrasing around the millennial generation for the last couple of decades has been that we are a generation of “firsts”
However, it’s becoming clear to me that the millennial generation is more likely to be a generation of “lasts”
Increasing evidently that we’re more so the last generation of the 20th century than the first generation of the 21st
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I think I’m the first person in the history of X to go viral about:
- parenting
- the Philly suburbs
…in the same day and not get any enemies/death threats!
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As someone who supports the business of all of my followers, I tested out General Medicine today.
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Don’t look now, but Homekeepr is quietly building a media arm to cut the noise of home ownership.
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"Don't look now" ok, actually, please look! homekeepr.co/blog
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Welcome to my theory on traveling with children.
~1-3 is the hardest time to travel with kids for a variety of developmental reasons, and the windows before and after that are actually much easier than the general population would assume.
traveling with a 2.5 year old and a 4 year was 10x, 100x, possibly 1000x easier than traveling with a 1.5 year old and a 3 year old
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having 2 kids in the T-Pain window (as @maiab shared here) is about as hard as traveling gets
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