Meditation Over Medication
About 10 years ago, I bent down to pick up a measly toothbrush and I developed a catch in my lower back and I could not stand up. I was in tremendous pain and we called the doctor for help.
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More Veterans may Opt for Suicide: Unintended Consequences of Good Intentions?
While many are struggling during these tough economic times, perhaps one of the most overlooked groups is that of our Veterans.
These heroes, whose lives are called to go above and beyond, often retu
Our Choice between Vitamins and Painkillers
When I started MediaSite, my second video software company in the late nineties, I had to learn the painful lesson that good sales and marketing were as or more important to building a good company t
Human Beings vs. Human Doings: How do we consciously choose one over the other?
Life’s Ultimate Skill: The Art of Making Wise Choices
While we tend to think that we use our rational sense and logic to make our choices, most often we are mistaken. Check out my short 3 minute video for the rest of the story, as Paul Harvey would say
Why wait for something really bad to happen to make a change?
The most common argument that seems to come up from time to time is about traffic lights at a bad intersection. I have been told that they will not put a traffic light until there is enough "evidence
Deadlines vs. Due Dates: Stress vs. Anticipation
Happy Monday to you.
Some of us are actually motivated by deadlines. Interestingly, the root word beneath deadlines is the word "dead." It is not surprising that deadlines usually bring anxiety and s
Why do a lot of people procrastinate when it comes to doing Taxes?
Almost everyone I know (including me) wait until the last-minute to do their taxes and file them just before the deadline. What are the forces that tend to steer people towards this behavior?
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