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  • January 13th, 2026|Articles|

    Nothing looked wrong. $600,000 still disappeared.

    A BEC Scam isn’t a hack. It’s a failure to verify. Several years ago, Risk Control Strategies worked its first Business Email Compromise case. More than $600,000 had been redirected to fraudsters in China. Our review of the evidence established a simple but damaging truth: two court-ordered judgment payments were [...]

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    Nothing looked wrong. $600,000 still disappeared.

    Nothing looked wrong. $600,000 still disappeared.

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  • January 12th, 2026|Articles|

    Saturday night on Hollywood Boulevard, right before seeing Suffs at the Pantages, Tracy and I ended up in one of the wildest Los Angeles scenes.

    Hundreds of lowriders up and down the boulevard. Not a few, hundreds… cruising, parked along the curb, and filling the parking lots between Vine and the 101. Show-quality cars with lots of chrome glowing under streetlights. At first glance it looked like a hard crowd, but it was nothing but [...]

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    Saturday night on Hollywood Boulevard, right before seeing Suffs at the Pantages, Tracy and I ended up in one of the wildest Los Angeles scenes.

    Saturday night on Hollywood Boulevard, right before seeing Suffs at the Pantages, Tracy and I ended up in one of the wildest Los Angeles scenes.

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  • January 9th, 2026|Articles|

    Details are quiet signals. They tell you a lot about how an organization operates.

    Last week we went to Disneyland Paris, and I noticed something that most people walk right past. The cast members directing traffic ahead of Mickey's Dazzling Christmas Parade weren’t just in uniform. They were wearing the same shoes. Uniforms are expected, but shoes are a choice. That level of consistency [...]

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    Details are quiet signals. They tell you a lot about how an organization operates.

    Details are quiet signals. They tell you a lot about how an organization operates.

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  • January 7th, 2026|Articles|

    Nature leaves patterns. (So do people.)

    I took this photo last week, in Scotland, of a faerie circle with Dunure Castle in the background. The castle dates back to the 1200s and once hosted Mary, Queen of Scots in 1563. Centuries of power, loyalty, and betrayal played out there before it was ultimately gutted by Oliver [...]

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    Nature leaves patterns. (So do people.)

    Nature leaves patterns. (So do people.)

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  • January 6th, 2026|Articles|

    Last week at a Zac Brown Band concert, a soldier was brought on stage during Chicken Fried.

    No speech or buildup. He saluted, and 20,000 people stood and cheered. It was an eruption. For a few seconds, everything else faded out. Just shared respect, love of country, and appreciation. The emotion of the moment was great, but also a reminder of who actually absorbs risk so others [...]

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    Last week at a Zac Brown Band concert, a soldier was brought on stage during Chicken Fried.

    Last week at a Zac Brown Band concert, a soldier was brought on stage during Chicken Fried.

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  • January 5th, 2026|Articles|

    Two kinds of fishing. Same mistake gets you caught.

    I caught this fish by waiting for the right moment. I knew dropping a fly in the seam of a riffle, as the sun was low and shadows crept over the water, would increase my chances of fooling a trout. I also knew that the Provo River is a Blue [...]

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    Two kinds of fishing. Same mistake gets you caught.

    Two kinds of fishing. Same mistake gets you caught.

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