Category Archives: wise choices
Time Proved Me Right
The golf bug bit me at age 11, and I’ve loved the game all my life. As a freshman in high school, I found myself on the golf team in desperate need of hitting the ball further. At 5’7″ and … Continue reading
How Are You Shaping Your Path?
How are you shaping your path? If you’ve not read the book, Switch by Chip and Dan Heath, you may have no idea what I’m referring to. You see, you have two brains which the authors represent with the analogy … Continue reading
My Secrets for Working Out at Home
On March 16, 2020, my company along with many others across our nation closed its doors. When our boss gave the word, my mind immediately began racing with all the mostly negative ramifications. Beyond the obvious health and financial implications … Continue reading
Simple Wisdom for Life
Recently when going into the notes app on my iPhone, I made an unexpected discovery. Please understand that I’m not in the habit of using this feature and will typically shoot myself an email or text when I need any sort … Continue reading
Food: Liar, Thief, and Destroyer
The popular culture often trivializes people’s struggles with food making reference to their indulgence in “comfort foods” like it’s no big deal. While women are far more likely to be a target, trust me, men struggle with food just as … Continue reading
Now I Know What it Means for ‘The Room to Spin’
My blog posts are always geared towards adding value to my readers however the following is a little unique given the topic. In early November of 2017 I felt like my right ear was stopped up. It was a combination … Continue reading
A Momentary Lapse of Reason – Part 3
Remember the classic line from Bugs Bunny “I knew I shoulda taken that left turn at Albuquerque!”? Well the following little adventure resulted from another missed left turn that took me on the scenic route of all scenic routes. I was so … Continue reading
A Momentary Lapse of Reason – Part 1
Ever make a snap decision in the spur of the moment, without thinking, that results in severe negative consequences and massive regret? Let me qualify that these consequences automatically require a complete change in course to deal with the mess … Continue reading
