So today’s Wednesday, April 15. Though it’d be hard to tell that by looking out into my yard today, with the fresh dump of snow we received overnight. Seriously, anyone would be forgiven for thinking that we’d skipped a couple of seasons, flipped summer and fall the bird, and just headed straight back to winter. […]
So it’s midweek here in Port Sydney, Ontario, where I live. Our kids are on the third day of their extended March Break and, much like everyone else in this new normal we find ourselves in, it’s starting to kick in. The frustration. The boredom. And, yes, the anger. Anger that life will probably be
(This is a personal post so if that isn’t your thing then you should move on.) This is the eighth year that I’ve done a year in review piece. If this is your first time reading one you may need the context of prior years. I’ve dealt with a variety of issues leading up to this point.
It’s funny how much time and energy and frustration I would have saved in my life had I been braver. Good thing I now know that the quickest route to having an unfair advantage over the seething masses is not in doubling my output or being busier or making more things to share, though these
There’s a serious opioid epidemic happening right now in every city, state, and county in America, and some are worse than others. The history of how we got to this point comes from a multitude of factors including but not limited to deregulation of prescription advertising, pharmaceutical companies convincing healthcare providers these medications were safe
Getting energy usage under control is something we all need to work on. Climate change is one motivating factor, but there are also other economic factors for using less energy. High energy bills cause an economic drag for everyone – when some people can’t pay their bills it can actually dampen economic growth for all
(This is a personal post so if that isn’t your thing then you should move on.) 2018 was a satisfying year because many of the issues that I surfaced last year and in prior years were resolved. I moved my business to expertise retainers, was more comfortable with success and stopped beating myself up (and
Often in life, we’re told big equals successful. Bigger houses, bigger bank accounts, bigger pay checks. Yet is this true? Does big really mean success? Or is success defined by how you’re truly seen, versus how you feel you should be seen? This week’s episode. Slaintevar. Subscribe: iTunes | Stitcher | Spotify | Pocket Casts | Google Podcasts . . . Source link
In life and in business, we often ask – and are asked by others – the question, How do you make the right decision?” For me, it comes down to one thing: Will your family be proud? No matter what you do during the day to make things happen, there is one simple fact: If
So I realized last night, as I was looking at some updates on here, that I hadn’t posted any content for more than six weeks. That’s a lifetime! Or at least, it used to be… It’s not that I’ve run out of things to say, or lost interest in blogging/podcasting. Far from it. I’ve just
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