Even though Sir Isaac Newton shared his three laws of motion as early as 1686, many of us are yet to adopt them in our daily behavior.
Not sure how many of you are aware of the backlash t
Do we have a choice? I sure think we do. It became a lot easier for me when I began to define worry as—guaranteed misery today for something that may or may not happen in the future.
In fact,
It was today, twenty eight years ago, that I started my first real job, in a small southern town in Tennessee. I am so blessed to be able to work even harder today, but with considerably much less s
Hope you are enjoying the Holidays and getting ready for the New Year.
While some may say "What's in a year, it's the same old thing all over again?" That's one perspective. This is the time of the ye
You do realize that I have a bias on this topic, as you may notice based on the graphic that I chose to go with this post. Those of you who have read my previous posts about big choices vs. small ch
Happy Thanksgiving to you!
Sorry for the silence over the last month. When I quit my job earlier this year, I made a promise to visit my mom more often. Suddenly, I realized the year was almost c
Back in 1999, I was intent on meeting Dr. Stephen Covey, author of the Seven Habits of Highly Effective People. I was very impressed with his principles and wanted to learn more about his work in In
We have all heard the above phrase or been asked the question, "Is your glass half full or half empty?"
While I have preached this message to many on many an occasion, the context could not have been m
There seems to be a growing interest for many to ponder the question, "Can I define success using anything else beyond the traditional measures of money and power?" So much so, that an entire day of p
