Home to Ocean (H2O) Run for the Memory
Weeks away from selling my home of the the last decade. I dreamed of running from my front door to the ocean. This felt like a now-or-never moment.
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The Art of Limitation: Redraw the Lines and Break Through
In a world without limits, there are no victories. There is no job well done. Nothing is ever good enough.
“The enemy of art is the absence of limitations.”
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Love in the Time of Corona
Everyone remembers their wedding disasters. Ours was worldwide.
Tiffany and I were supposed to be married on May 9, 2020. Then the coronavirus struck.
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Regaining Control with Essentialism
If you don’t prioritize your life, someone else will. I’m taking this opportunity to re-prioritize using Greg McKeown’s Essentialism as a guide.
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Change Brings Opportunities: Seize Them
42 days and a world ago. Change brings opportunities. We can crumble beneath the chaos or we can choose to intentionally fill the void with the purpose.
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Jobless, Not Broke
What would happen if you woke up tomorrow jobless? During July 2018, I hit my breaking point. I finished my second year as a high school administrator and was reading …
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Build a Stronger Relationship; Speak the Right Love Language
Gary Chapman says our most basic emotional need is “not to fall in love, but to be genuinely loved by another, know a love that grows out of reason and choice, not instinct.”
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Color Your Core Values for a Purposeful Life
“He who lives in harmony with himself lives in harmony with the universe.” Marcus Aurelius. Are your life and values in alignment? If not, here’s a solution.
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The Happiness Advantage, A Path to Success
In The Happiness Advantage, Shawn Achor explains how we can reframe our minds to be happier and our lives to be more successful. What comes first, happiness or success? Once …
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Not a Runner? For these 7 Reasons, You Should Be
I did it. I completed the impossible. I ran 314 miles across Tennessee in the middle of July. What about you — could you do it? I didn’t think so …
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