If you’ve been reading my blog then you know that I believe strongly in the power of our words, that we speak to each other and to ourselves. The power of kind and encouraging words can change someone’s attitude, day, or life. Words give life to our feelings and emotions, they give life to detailsContinue reading “The Power of Words”
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3 Mini Magic Moments
There are a number of reasons I love to travel. One of them is, it allows me to be more easily in each moment. When I’m home in my daily routine, it’s difficult to disconnect from the to-dos: home chores, biz dev, social meetups…there’s a constant running list of things begging for attention. Getting away,Continue reading “3 Mini Magic Moments”
A Lump In the Mattress
I recently noticed a lump in our mattress. You know, the one that emerges after two people sleep on each side for a matter of time, creating their own valleys in the plush-top material. This development disappointed me because it was just a year old. We replaced our super-comfy-but-10-year-old mattress hoping that this new oneContinue reading “A Lump In the Mattress”
Love; Me
“And if I asked you to name all the things that you love, how long would it take for you to name yourself?” I turned 39 yesterday, November 9th. I have a lot of interest in these transitional years, even a bit more than the decade changes. This is the last year of my 30s,Continue reading “Love; Me”
My Advice to My 30-Year Old Self
My younger brother turns 30 tomorrow. It’s so weird to think about…wow. We used to play this game when he was really little – there’s nine years between us – where I would say, “When you’re 16, I’ll be 25!” ” When you’re 21, I’ll be 30!” “When you’re 30, I’ll be 39!” Gosh, didContinue reading “My Advice to My 30-Year Old Self”
An Old Guy on Grief
I came across this article a few days ago when someone posted it on Facebook. A woman had lost her friend, and she was reaching out online to ask how to deal with grief. On reddit.com, she wrote, “My friend just died. I don’t know what to do.” While she received many answers and aContinue reading “An Old Guy on Grief”
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