-
VI. Take Care Of Your Body There are a lot of things in life that are outside of our control. Taking care of yourself isn’t one of them. Let’s face it, we’re not getting any younger, and eventually, we’ll be dealing…
-
How’s That “New Year, New You” Going? part 2 of 2.
PREVIOUSLYRadical doability also means focusing on a limited number of goals at a time. If 2025 is your year for getting fit, it probably isn’t also the time to start decluttering your home or learning a new language. It also…
-
“We are Terrible at Grieving”
“We are terrible at grieving,” says Angela Schellenberg. “We can get better by carrying grief’s momentary compassion forward.“ When loss hits someone you know, make sure that person isn’t alone at the loneliest moments of life, says Schellenberg. Don’t ask,…
-
Fifth Commandment of “Retirement”
V. Try New Things If you sat down for 30 minutes with a blank sheet of paper, how many things could you come up with that you’d like to try? My wife and I are doing that, in effect, but…
-
“Today. From a Tomorrow Perspective.” Part 5 of 5.
Last one. I promise. For now. To close out this quarter — EXCERPT: In business, the concept of the premortem was coined by cognitive psychologist Gary Klein, and the late Nobel Prize winner Daniel Kahneman called it “a brilliant idea.” The goal is…
-
How’s That “New Year, New You” Going?
Fear not. There is hope — Radical doability means focusing on a limited number of goals at a time. If 2025 is your year for getting fit, it probably isn’t also the time to start decluttering your home or learning…
-
Fourth Commandment of “Retirement”
IV. Make No Obligations For 33 years, I’ve lived a life of obligations. Years upon years of meetings to attend, “Can’t Miss Conferences” places I absolutely HAD to be. Reports to produce. PowerPoints to present. Analysis to conduct. Meetings to…
-
Dad 101.
“Honor your father and mother” is the first commandment that has a promise attached to it, namely, “so you will live well and have a long life.” Fathers, don’t frustrate your children with no-win scenarios. Take them by the hand…
-
My Dad, Mark Twain, St. Paul, and All Dads
WHERE WE WERE YESTERDAY In a recent text convo with a friend, I wrote this —My dad (who died at 48, just before my Senior year in high school), regularly quoted to me a line attributed to Mark Twain: “When…
-
Dear Music Students & Their Responsible Adults
With gratitude to Steve Colonel and Randall Standridge —- Dear Music Students, It’s that time of year again, time when you have to decide on the classes you’re going to take next year. I hope you will take it from…
Join 900+ subscribers
Stay in the loop with everything you need to know.
