Seeking the Narrow Way
You are an executive at a startup company. You noticed one of your most productive engineers is working through dinner again and you suspect this is becoming a common pattern. Most Continue Reading →
Part of your feeling like you’re stuck in a cubicle comes from the fact that there is a problem with many professional managers. Are you a manager by chance? Especially Continue Reading →
This being Veterans’ Day I was moved to pass along this message from “FamilyLifeToday” hosted by Dennis Rainey: November 11 Encouraging the Strong Mighty men of valor, men trained Continue Reading →
Around May 2013, I stumbled across a talk by Michael Hyatt, accomplished writer, speaker, and publishing house guru who took a chance and steered his company into the modern age Continue Reading →
When my children do homework and then complain and whine “I can’t do it, it’s too hard.” I have a standard answer: “Ask a question.” That way I try to get Continue Reading →
“HMS” Rose Sailing Adventure There comes times in your life when you’ve got to go on a vacation of a lifetime. I hope you have multiple opportunities and feel the Continue Reading →
Not the cubicle type? Why haven’t you done something about it yet? An obstacle source to consider are issues that are unresolved in your past keeping you gazing into your Continue Reading →
Dealing with Incorrect Judgment Jim Rohn said, “Failure is not a single, cataclysmic event. You don’t fail overnight. Instead, failure is a few errors in judgment, repeated everyday.” Have you Continue Reading →
Who is steering the boat of your investments? Before we get into the first Dating & Trading post, first a serious word about your wealth in stocks. Writing about Continue Reading →
Defining the Roles in a Man’s Life Note: Moved by this morning’s radio show, I decided to fit this post in and delay what I had planned originally. I often Continue Reading →