Finding Joy Growing up, my dad and I loved to go fishing together. Occasionally, we would even con one of my sisters […]
Learn (and plan) voraciously How often do you get some form of the word “voracious” in a conversation? Today’s column adds one to that […]
What we can learn from our adventures If you recall from my previous post, travel was one of the key themes I mentioned we would explore. Though […]
Balance work and life in the new normal As I write this blog, I sit in my home office. We are celebrating my daughter’s first birthday today. Just […]
Surviving tales told by idiots “Life’s but a walking shadow, … … It is a tale Told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, […]
Healthy living during quarantine As I write this, we’ve been home for a few weeks already. No gatherings, no events, no school — just […]
Black Monday (and philosophy) Among the event cancellations and quarantines, it is challenging to estimate economic directions and what will happen in a volatile […]
Is it time to re-evaluate your risk tolerance? Apologies to you if you have looked for my thoughts in this space and haven’t found them for a couple […]
Perspective and tranquility George Carlin once quipped: “Some people see the glass half full. Others see it half empty. I see a glass […]
The soundtrack of your life and career What is your passion? What do you love to do? I’d invite you to spend a couple moments reflecting on […]
Stuck in the Middle Remember the song from the 70’s Stuck in The Middle with You by Stealers Wheel? Clowns to the left of […]
Entrepreneurship and space: kindred spirits As a child, I remember watching on television the first person to ever walk on the moon. The grainy black […]
