HeyJaredUSTomorrow by Joseph Kopser
As a combat veteran and businessman, I write a civic-minded newsletter exploring leadership, innovation, and how we reconnect America—one story, one idea, one conversation at a time. It's mostly about Jobs, Education and our Kids' Future.
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Turning Grief into Purpose (opens the original)
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Last week we hosted a Gold Star Family dinner to honor the families who have lost someone in service to country. I want to share that experience with you.It the first night of the fourth annual Leading2Win Summit, a reception for Gold Star families at the Texas Military Forces Museum, underwritten by JPMorgan Chase. Then Glorygrace Dickinson stood up to speak for the families.She lost her husband, SSG Michael Dickinson on July 17th, 2006. She talked about the grief that came after, the people wh
What I’m doing on the 25th anniversary of 9/11 (opens the original)
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Next Friday is September 11, 2026. Twenty-five years.I am spending that day in Austin with close to four hundred people, and I would like you to be one of them. If you cannot make it, forward this to someone who should be there. Honestly, that second ask may be the more valuable one.USTomorrow by Joseph Kopser is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.<input clas
A guy named Drago, three thousand feet up a mountain, with a TripAdvisor account (opens the original)
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I’m back.Two weeks in the Mediterranean with Amy. It was great. I would like to say it was relaxing, but that’s not usually how I roll. I go hard into the sightseeing. When Amy takes some downtime, I go back out for the things that are only interesting to me (rooftop bars with a great view, military museums, etc…).USTomorrow by Joseph Kopser is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.<form
Ninety-Nine Days and a Jukebox (opens the original)
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I have a tradition about driving home on MoPac that has never once failed me. If the traffic looks bad, don’t get on it. Find somewhere to be for an hour and let the city sort itself out.Last Tuesday the rule sent me to Deep Eddy Cabaret, which is where I learned that I had walked into a party. Austin Monthly was releasing its July/August issue, an ode to the city’s dive bars, and Deep Eddy was hosting. The bar turns 75 in November. Raymond and Mickey Hickman opened it in 1951, and they borrowed
I just paid over $100 to fill my tank (opens the original)
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America turned 250 this month, and I spent part of the weekend doing something I love: bragging about my friends on television who are out there defending it.CBS Austin with ran a special edition of “Tech This Out” called Defending 250, about the companies building the tools we’ll need to protect the next 250 yearsUSTomorrow by Joseph Kopser is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.<form
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