We live in an age of fear. Start with the big picture, ISIS, the ideological divide in Washington, and the turbulent economic/business environment.
However, fear really centers locally in us as individuals. We internalize everything that happens in the big picture and frame it for our own little world. We never lose sight of the key questions: What does this mean to me? What happens to me in a few years? To my family?
Crop the big picture down just a bit so we are focusing on technology. Golly, gee, we love our technology.
