The Roast That Broke My Ego
Vulnerability is where growth begins. In this post, I share how a Rwandan Peaberry forced me to admit I didn’t have it all figured out—and how that led to better roasting, and a better me.
Vulnerability is where growth begins. In this post, I share how a Rwandan Peaberry forced me to admit I didn’t have it all figured out—and how that led to better roasting, and a better me.
Curiosity is more than a nice idea—it’s how we grow. In this post, I share how a music debate turned into a reminder about fear, courage, and the beauty of learning. Plus, the real story of how Buck’s Coffee got started.
Presence doesn’t require perfection—it just asks us to return. Again and again. In this post, I explore how a simple question from my wife helped me reconnect to the present moment, and how something as small as a cup of coffee can ground me in self-awareness...
I started Buck’s Coffee Co. to offer more than just a good cup of coffee. I wanted to create space for connection—real, honest, human connection. This post shares the personal story behind our mission and introduces the 5x5 framework that will guide our...
Looking to jazz up your coffee routine? Jazz Hands is a spiced decaf pour-over recipe that combines cinnamon, nutmeg, and honey for a flavorful, cozy cup. Top it with frothed milk for a smooth, creamy finish that’s perfect for any time of day.
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