Yesterday I read the latest jobs report from the government. It was so-so news, not terribly bad nor a sign of better days ahead. I read also that so many jobs these days are lower paying service jobs. The percentage of higher paying jobs is shrinking. Young people out of school, even with solid college... Continue Reading →
Framed Ballerina
Years ago my family was staying with friends and my young son had to sleep in a strange bedroom. That night he called out for me. When I got to his room he was upset, crying and pointing at the wall. He cried out, "Monster, Monster. Daddy it is a Monster." As I cleared my head and looked... Continue Reading →
My Teacher – Stephen Covey
One of the best complements we can give to anyone is to call him or her Our Teacher. Stephen Covey was and will remain a teacher of mine. I have never met Mr. Covey and sadly never will. He died today. He was 79 years old and died from injuries from a bicycle accident. He... Continue Reading →
How to Walk Your Human
For Fun Today ... what can a cat teach us about leadership? See the video below. Of course it is cute and fun, but what can we learn about leadership by watching this video? Oh yea, it is a stretch, but that has not stopped me before. For me this video is about role reversal. Who... Continue Reading →
Six Impossible Things Before Breakfast Club
I am joining a club called The Six Impossible Things Before Breakfast. The blogging club was started by Sandy and her excellent blog, Another Lovely Day. The club has a simple premise. Focus on things you have wanted to do and over time look more and more impossible or improbable and start believing in them. The club... Continue Reading →
Thumbs Up For Rock and Roll!
Note: Each Thursday I will post a little something to inspire us to finish the week strong. These Thursday Thoughts will be a quote, piece of music, artwork, or inspirational video. Congratulations, you made it over the hump and let's finish the week together. I am near ready to buy a new bicycle and commute... Continue Reading →