You don’t realize it, but every day your experiences and actions are shaping who you are. And you still have so much ahead of you. Along the way you will find tests – some small and some big. You will have situations that test who you are. How you react shows your integrity. […]
Life lessons on being true to yourself (also known as integrity) Read More »
In 1999, After graduating college, I moved to Austin. I packed everything I needed into a little four-door red Saturn. My first apartment was 700 square feet, roughly the size of a 3-car garage. Of course, this meant my apartment was pretty empty, so off I went to fill it up with stuff. A few
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We’re an average family with two kids, two dogs and one messy house. Our kitchen counters attract a mess, clothes gather on the floor and the pantry is a puzzle. While I am type “A” and love organization, my family does not. In the words of Family Guys’s, Peter Griffin, you know what really grinds
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Have you ever stopped to think how much there is to teach our children? I’m not talking about the things we actually tell our kids. Things like: Look people in the eye when you talk to them Hold the door for your mother and sister Say excuse me if you belch Don’t pee in
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I’m trying something new. Instead of powering through audio books and moving on to the next one. I am creating short, 90 second video reviews. The process helps boil down what I need to remember. If the summary is any good, it will help you too. Here is a link if you want to
The Five Second Rule :: Book Review Read More »
Are you a great writer? Do you think it matters? Pop quiz. I want you to grade yourself on writing. There is no need to over analyze. Give yourself the first grade that pops into your mind. I would give myself a D+. I’ve always known I was a poor writer and I never
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