288. If life is a game, are you in it or are you just watching it?
My friend Bob is a remarkable person. He immerses himself in every undertaking with an intensity and commitment few of us would possibly rival. So … Read More
108. These folks make a difference.
Last week we talked about The Habit of Selfless Giving and our discussion unleashed a barrage of emails and phone calls, each to tell me … Read More
287. Is customer service an oxymoron?
A few years ago, shortly after I had taken delivery of a new Dell desktop, I called their Sales Department and ordered a part for … Read More
107. He can’t not give.
I had the privilege yesterday afternoon of briefly meeting an amazing man whose wife shared with me the story of his lifelong commitment to helping … Read More
286. Certainty trumps doubt every day.
I have known Jack for many years and one of the things I’ve always found so interesting about him is that he never follows the … Read More
They said he wouldn’t, he said he would.
Yesterday morning while sitting waiting for an appointment with a doctor, I was wondering what to write about for this, the third blog on The … Read More
285. I predict oil prices will go up and down. Guaranteed.
Whenever a series of events transpire that have significant impact on the local, national or global economy, such as the 2008 meltdown or the present … Read More
105. Can a glass of water determine your fate?
If ever there was a time to adopt The Habit of the Glass Being Half Full, that time is now. Particularly if you live in … Read More
284. To forgive is indeed divine.
Michael, a long-time acquaintance, was telling me how difficult he was finding it to come to terms and get on with his life following the … Read More
104. We could all use a grandma like this.
Last week I introduced The Habit of the Glass Being Half Full and yesterday morning I received a call from Frederick who told me about … Read More