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Category Archives: freight farms
After 6 Months Off, It’s gotta’ be good! Right?
I wish I could say that I’ve taken the last 6 months to build up a backlog of witty, insightful posts that will blow your mind and leave you changed forever but that would be a HUGE lie! I’ve been … Continue reading
Posted in Bike commute, carfreebrad, freight farms
Tagged Bike, Bike-Friendly, Bike-to-Work Day, Boston, Brad McNamara, CarFree, CarFreeBrad, Freight Farms
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Am I a better person?
This CarFreeBrad experiment turned lifestyle has been going for somewhere near 5 years and I’ve learned a lot during that time. Now that there’s been enough time, broken bikes, scrapes and experiences under my belt I’ve started to ask myself … Continue reading
Dharmesh Shah has OnStartups….
I’ve Got CarFreeBrad & I love it! As a fan of Hubspot from a product/customer perspective, I’ve thought about Dharmesh’s founding story quite a few times, about how Hubspot got started partially out of his experience with his blog Onstartups … Continue reading
Posted in Bike commute, brad on a bike, Car Free, carfreebrad.com, freight farms, masschallenge, techstars, Uncategorized
Tagged Bicycle, Boston, CarFree, CarFree Movement, CarFreeBrad, Commuting, dharmesh shah, founding story, Freight Farms, hubspot, Kickstarter, Massachusetts, MassChallenge, United States
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How much has changed in 3 years?
It’s refreshing to look back to a few years ago when I was surrounded by so many talented and passionate people who had come together, each with our own interpretation of making a positive impact on the world. I don’t … Continue reading
Posted in Bike commute, brad on a bike, Car Free, carfreebrad, carfreebrad.com, freight farms, Urban Bike
Tagged Bicycle sharing system, Bike, Bike-to-Work Day
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What Hell Is That……a dinosaur?
Sometimes in my carfree life journey, I wish my brain could just dump it all on the page because every time I try to write my fingers can’t keep up and it comes out as complete jibberish. I’ve been having … Continue reading
Posted in Bike commute, Car Free, freight farms, Urban Bike
Tagged Beer, Bicycle, Bike, bike rack, Bike-Friendly, Boston, Brad McNamara, CarFree, CarFree Movement, CarFreeBrad, CarFreeBrad.com, Freight Farms, timehop
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World CarFree Day- Repost
A Word From CarFree Brad September 22 is World Car Free Day, and in celebration we’ve enlisted Freight Farms co-founder, Brad McNamara, to give us some insight into his decision to become car free, and his experiences over the past few … Continue reading
Might be on a new level….
The CarFreeBrad journey may have just reached a whole different level of awesome with the convergence of life, biking and Freight Farms. I’ll be happy to conclude this post when details reveal themselves. Stay tuned…….
2013 in review- Not Bad for 6 mths!
Here’s an excerpt: A New York City subway train holds 1,200 people. This blog was viewed about 5,400 times in 2013. If it were a NYC subway train, it would take about 5 trips to carry that many people. … Continue reading
Selfishness. How much is too much?
Startup and Triathlon. Life, family, friends. Seems to be one or the other This is the first 2 sentences of a post I started to write last summer as the tri season was in full swing and I hadn’t done … Continue reading
My Unexpected Life….
As you well know, my post writing frequency has dropped off dramatically but I WILL NOT apologize for that. Sure I’ve gotten some feedback from people missing my witty internal dialoque being broadcast for the world to read but I’ve … Continue reading