You Don’t Live In A Cave
June 8, 2023
It is the first day of class. Albert Einstein stands in front of a room full of eager college students. Without a word, he begins writing simple
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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
It is the first day of class. Albert Einstein stands in front of a room full of eager college students. Without a word, he begins writing simple
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Sara was a good student at Florida State with a dream of becoming an attorney…until she took the dreaded LSAT to determine her aptitude for law
It’s a frigid, stormy night. The rain is pouring down in sheets, making it difficult to see the road ahead of you. You stop at a
A father was helping his young son learn to fly a kite at the beach. The son complained, “Dad, I’m at the end of the
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It’s 3 AM when Kate is awakened by a loud knock at her door. She quickly throws on a robe and stumbles downstairs. With dreary eyes she
At the age of 12 I had become an incessant chatterbox, often to the irritation of my dad, Chubby. One Sunday afternoon I was in Dad’s
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A father and his daughter were walking on the beach while on vacation in Hawaii. Suddenly he turned to her and said, “Megan, have you ever felt
It is the first day of class. Albert Einstein stands in front of a room full of eager college students. Without a word, he begins writing simple
Last weekend Teresa and I were at our vacation home in Sedona. Somehow we got onto the subject of purses and out of curiosity I asked
Sara was a good student at Florida State with a dream of becoming an attorney…until she took the dreaded LSAT to determine her aptitude for law
It’s a frigid, stormy night. The rain is pouring down in sheets, making it difficult to see the road ahead of you. You stop at a
A father was helping his young son learn to fly a kite at the beach. The son complained, “Dad, I’m at the end of the
As a boy, his father taught him how to train dogs to “stay on the scent” of a rabbit. In the morning he would set out
He comes from a wealthy family, is attending Harvard, and plays ice hockey. Her family is working class but she attends Radcliffe and studies classical
You may remember this iconic story I shared in an article about a year ago… *** An old Chinese farmer is tending to his field when
Candace is struggling. She is going through a bitter divorce, was laid off from a job she loved, and her two kids are fighting incessantly because
We all make mistakes. As Alexander Pope said, “To err is to be human.” It’s a fact of life. However, there are ways to minimize
I was lenient on many things as my three sons were growing up, but grades weren’t one of them. A’s were expected, B’s were average, and
It’s 3 AM when Kate is awakened by a loud knock at her door. She quickly throws on a robe and stumbles downstairs. With dreary eyes she
At the age of 12 I had become an incessant chatterbox, often to the irritation of my dad, Chubby. One Sunday afternoon I was in Dad’s
In 1952 a young Detroit police officer was tragically shot and killed in the line of duty. William Packer was a prominent member of the community and
My son, Brian, and I were talking about the wisdom I learned from Chubby (my dad). Brian told me he’d recently seen an article called
“O say can you see by the donzerly light. What so proudly we hailed at the twilight’s last gleaming…” When I was in elementary school, we
The word “humor” (humour in Commonwealth English) dates back to the ancient Greeks. The term comes from “humoral medicine,” founded on the idea that “the balance
Jay Papasan is a best selling author who was named one of the Most Powerful People in Real Estate. He co-authored several New York Times bestselling books
Have you heard the joke that marketing is like sex? Every company thinks they’re good at it…but few actually are. That joke is usually followed by a
A father and his daughter were walking on the beach while on vacation in Hawaii. Suddenly he turned to her and said, “Megan, have you ever felt