It was a real good article; and it made me think that pretty much all of us start out that way. Been there; done that, in my case anyway. Now at the ripe old age of 64 I can look back at all that and chalk it up to experience. Now I know what works for me and why and why I've got preferences about certain things. Some label me as "old school" but I usually tell them that "old school" is usually (but not always) a synonym for "more experienced". You still have to be open to new things but that doesn't mean you have to embrace every new development the moment it comes out.
