Look for the Big Moments in Life
September 27, 2018
In the late 1970s I was invited to give a 20-minute presentation to over 1,000 Shaklee distributors in Cincinnati, OH, where I grew up. I
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“What I lack in smarts, I make up for in work…and given how hard I have to work, I must not be that smart!”–Greg hague
In the late 1970s I was invited to give a 20-minute presentation to over 1,000 Shaklee distributors in Cincinnati, OH, where I grew up. I
Crunchy sweet graham cracker crust. Organic, extra-tart lemons. Glistening meringue exploding from the top of a pie like a billow of clouds in the sky.
The year was 1968 and Audrey was a childless widow in her fifties who dreamed of dancing like Ginger Rogers. So when a friend invited her
My friend Bruce has a talent for changing the way I think. A few years ago he shared one single sentence that changed the way
At the age of 60, I decided to do something my friends thought was insane: take the Arizona bar exam. I graduated from law school
My grandfather was a house painter. In his lifetime he must have painted hundreds of houses inside and out. He was a happy, outgoing man
When I was 12 years old, I lived next door to the most beautiful girl in the world. Ok, maybe not the entire world, but
I didn’t have a dad growing up. Mom raised me, for the most part. I did have an uncle who was like my father. His
The year was 1960. I was 12 and obsessed with having a Red Ryder BB Gun. I had grand visions of hunting with my dad,
I am a fan of Shark Tank, particularly outspoken, maverick entrepreneur and billionaire, Mark Cuban. We all know that Mark Cuban is a wildly successful businessman,
When my son Brian was seven, he asked Santa for a pair of basketball shoes. These weren’t just any basketball shoes. They were the latest, coolest,
There’s an iconic story of two young men. Picture a beautiful, spring afternoon 25 years ago. Two young men stand next to each other, graduating
“We travel not to escape life, but for life not to escape us.” What happened in the summer of 1919 forever changed the way we
Every Realtor knows that Zillow’s Zestimates are often inaccurate. What many homeowners don’t know is that Zestimates can often prevent the sale of their home
“The most expensive thing in the world is TRUST. It can take years to earn and just a matter of seconds to lose.” –Unknown Several
Kyle McDonald sat at his desk in Montreal, pondering. He wanted a house, but didn’t have much money or even a job. He remembered a
I’ve written a lot about my dad, Chubby. He was a huge influence in my life, and the lessons he taught me have served me
If you don’t say it with brevity, you don’t know it with clarity.” Are there times when you virtually bite your lip to keep from
So, when can you secretly record conversations? It’s happened to us all. We distinctly remember an important conversation, however, the other party remembers the conversation
“Those who tell stories, rule the world.”-Plato My friend Megan recently told me a story about a difficult former boss, Gary. She explained that he
In the late 1970s I was invited to give a 20-minute presentation to over 1,000 Shaklee distributors in Cincinnati, OH, where I grew up. I
Crunchy sweet graham cracker crust. Organic, extra-tart lemons. Glistening meringue exploding from the top of a pie like a billow of clouds in the sky.
The year was 1968 and Audrey was a childless widow in her fifties who dreamed of dancing like Ginger Rogers. So when a friend invited her
My friend Bruce has a talent for changing the way I think. A few years ago he shared one single sentence that changed the way
At the age of 60, I decided to do something my friends thought was insane: take the Arizona bar exam. I graduated from law school
My grandfather was a house painter. In his lifetime he must have painted hundreds of houses inside and out. He was a happy, outgoing man
When I was 12 years old, I lived next door to the most beautiful girl in the world. Ok, maybe not the entire world, but
I didn’t have a dad growing up. Mom raised me, for the most part. I did have an uncle who was like my father. His
The year was 1960. I was 12 and obsessed with having a Red Ryder BB Gun. I had grand visions of hunting with my dad,
I am a fan of Shark Tank, particularly outspoken, maverick entrepreneur and billionaire, Mark Cuban. We all know that Mark Cuban is a wildly successful businessman,
When my son Brian was seven, he asked Santa for a pair of basketball shoes. These weren’t just any basketball shoes. They were the latest, coolest,
There’s an iconic story of two young men. Picture a beautiful, spring afternoon 25 years ago. Two young men stand next to each other, graduating
“We travel not to escape life, but for life not to escape us.” What happened in the summer of 1919 forever changed the way we
Every Realtor knows that Zillow’s Zestimates are often inaccurate. What many homeowners don’t know is that Zestimates can often prevent the sale of their home
“The most expensive thing in the world is TRUST. It can take years to earn and just a matter of seconds to lose.” –Unknown Several
Kyle McDonald sat at his desk in Montreal, pondering. He wanted a house, but didn’t have much money or even a job. He remembered a
I’ve written a lot about my dad, Chubby. He was a huge influence in my life, and the lessons he taught me have served me
If you don’t say it with brevity, you don’t know it with clarity.” Are there times when you virtually bite your lip to keep from
So, when can you secretly record conversations? It’s happened to us all. We distinctly remember an important conversation, however, the other party remembers the conversation
“Those who tell stories, rule the world.”-Plato My friend Megan recently told me a story about a difficult former boss, Gary. She explained that he