Monthly Archive: January 2015

As I continue to post a thought each day, I am realizing that every day brings a lesson; most reminders of a lesson once learned, but still good stuff.  The only difference now is that I take a moment to…
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I have always been fascinated over the achievements of Helen Keller.  I saw the movie of her life as a young boy and several times since.  Her story caused me to think hard about so many things and enlighten me…
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A great motto to live by.  A motto I often refer to but don’t realize how much I use until I stop to reflect.  Just yesterday, this time tested theory came to the rescue. In the middle of disagreement with…
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In Los Angeles as a twenty something man I was influenced by the young culture…sleep in, wait until the last minute to wake, and rush to shower and get to work.  Consequently, I would stay at work late, then find…
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In an earlier post, I spoke about the ease at which I can be made to feel guilty.  Someones unexpected reaction to something I do or say immediately causes me to assume I did something wrong.  While I am no…
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Looming over me the last few days was the project of writing up a proposal.  Some come easier than others.  Some are clear in my mind as to what I want to propose and how I will construct my words…
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For at least a year now, I have incorporated the idea of afternoon power naps into most work days.  I am, by nature, and early riser, but find that my energy level begins to slumps sometime between 11:30am and 1:00pm….
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Your body posture changes dramatically based on your mood and most of us don’t even realize the change.  The posture supports the mood and so the change comes by instinct.  But what if the correlation is more dependent on each…
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I had to wait a day to finish this post.  I was full of emotion when I first starting writing.  But I know better, so I kept the thought, but waited to finish.  This is a companion past to a…
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Today, on TV, I heard a great statement, “The difference between a successful person and a less successful person is how quickly they recover from a failure.”  Not sure if this is a quote.  I tried to search for the…
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