A Letter to Fear: We’re Not Alright
I’m writing to an emotion who’s always stirring up stress in my life. This letter is dedicated to my too often perilous leader, fear.
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How Tracking Powered My 635-Mile Race to the Finish
My 635-mile virtual race was on life support. Three months of effort and 415 miles run. Could better tracking save the day?
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Use Monthly Planning to Hit the Right Targets
While my weekly review keeps me afloat week to week; monthly planning ensures I’m aiming toward the right priorities.
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The Danger of the Lazy “No:” Making Better Decisions
My wife and I were bed shopping. As we neared the store, my wife asked if I was about an adjustable frame. I immediately gave the lazy no.
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Trivial Pursuits
The fire which forged his visage, Unchecked still callously burns, Melts away all meaningful measures, The wanting heart still yearns, The pastor preaches grace, For that which cannot be …
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Make Yourself Happy by Celebrating Others
As we struggle to find happiness inside our individual bubbles, we need to look outward. We can create happiness by celebrating others.
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Collaborate for Better Results
Everything changed in a single, fortuitous meeting. Two colleagues needed help so I offered a short lesson. With a 15-second outline…
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Know When to Fold ‘Em and Quit Like a Winner
In The Dip, Seth Godin states the key to success is “Quit the wrong stuff. Stick with the right stuff. Have the guts to do one or the other.”
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Take God’s Advice, Give it a Rest
Then God blessed the seventh day and made it holy, because on it he rested from all the work of creating that he had done. – Genesis 2:3
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The Beauty of a Clear Transition
The most underrated feature of great art is a well-executed transition. The orchestrated beauty of a smooth transition always impresses me.
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