Summer Office Style

Vineyard Vines pastels, never a bad start in terms of summer office style. That is, depending on what kind of office you're working in. Today we're talking about #AgencyLife. We are talking two buttons undone, chinos and boat shoes. That kind of office. Gold watch to top it all off and Raybans when appropriate.

Now I'm not saying that you should find a place to work based off of the view that they have off the balcony, but having that kind of view in the city is never a bad thing.

Goofing off at work, not necessarily encouraged. But this isn't goofing off. Never take yourself too seriously. That's the key in finding happiness in your career. Nothing exemplifies that more than this crew.

   ©Robert J. Hanlon

#TBT: The Barclays - Liberty National

Here is a checklist of sporting events for everybody to attend this year, in no particular order:

1. PGA golf match
2. Horse Race
3. MLB baseball game
4. well you get the point...

Classic American sports are in this year. American sport has returned to its beginnings as the "game-day experience" is even more important. All three of these events are better served on site. Let's take a look into the Barclays, the first event of the PGA Tour FedEx Cup playoffs.

Tell me any other event where you can sit on a grassy hill and take in professional sport with a backdrop as beautiful as this. Sun setting over the beautiful Liberty National golf course in Jersey City, NJ. Never will this be achieved at an NFL game.

Sperry, always approved out on the golf course. Classic American sport means classic American style. Don't be caught looking like Joe Shmoe out on the golf course. This isn't the place for Air Jordans. 

Often the best golf you will find on the course involves some of the players least followed. Pictured here is Hunter Mahan waiting on Stewart Cink to take his approach shot.

Be on the lookout and you might even be lucky enough to see a Tiger in its natural habitat! Lookout though, with Tiger comes a large crowd of adventure seekers.

©Robert J. Hanlon