75. Call while you still can.
Sometimes you’re just wish you hadn’t answered the phone. That’s exactly how I felt on Monday morning when I hung up the phone after speaking … Read More
253. It’s no way to run a business.
I had lunch earlier this week with a long term time client and friend who was talking about his mounting disappointment in the leadership of … Read More
74. Point well taken.
Over the past two weeks I have heard many stories of acts of kindness and caring. The last two blogs have, I guess, resonated with … Read More
252. Won’t you please, please, please me.
Andrea visited earlier this week and was telling me of how stressed she felt by constantly catering to the needs of people around her. I … Read More
73. A teacher extraordinaire.
My wife Gimalle is somewhat fanatical about recycling which means that every week when we do our grocery shopping, we drop off the collection of … Read More
251. A prescription for chronic whining.
Every six weeks I attend a clinic and receive an infusion of a drug called Remicade. Remicade is from the family of drugs known as … Read More
72. Kindness is its own reward.
A few weeks ago I was sitting in a local Starbucks waiting for a friend when I heard a gentle voice behind me. The voice … Read More
250. Freedom begins the moment fear ends.
On this day 250 Saturdays ago I wrote my first blog. There was a reason for writing the blog. It was part of a plan. … Read More
71. Flexibility makes for endless possibilities.
A lady named Joan called to remind me that a series of blogs on The Habit of Flexibility would not be complete if the focus … Read More
249. Brutal honesty – dare if you care.
I was in my office on Thursday morning, no doubt working on matters of earthshattering importance, when the doorbell rang. As I was alone in … Read More