While driving through my neighborhood the other day, I saw many neighbors out in the yard mowing. All of them sitting on these big,...

It comes as no surprise to anyone who has followed this blog or checks me out on Linked In: I’m a huge proponent of using your PTO. I’m a...

Ah, the age old “kids today” argument. But it’s in a new guise – the participation trophy – argument. It goes something like “kids today...

I want to tackle a bit of well intentioned, but bad advice that is floating around the inter-webs; particularly on Linked In. It goes...

I talk about my dad’s parents quite often; the “Arbuckle” side. They were younger and more active in my life as a kid…often taking my...

It’s been a minute since I’ve posted something. It’s been intentional. The family and I recently took some time off. And, this blog page...

I’m starting to understand why adults hate learning new things. I’ve been embarking on a journey to learn new languages: French and...

I want you to picture something: It’s a random Thursday morning and you decide to take the day off! Has your anxiety ramped up a few...

What's an acceptable number of times to try something before considering it a failure? Cold emailing isn’t glamorous. In fact, it’s...

I saw a Linked In post a few weeks ago that went something like this (details removed and slightly edited to protect the guilty): “I want...

Before I graduated high school, a friend of mine taught me four guitar chords. The chords to an old 1950’s song “Oh Donna.” Each chord is...

Love him or hate him, Jim Cramer creates a perfect narrative that describes the most significant problem big data has today and no one is...

A bit of controversy on the blog today about “positivity.” There’s been this sweeping new religion or philosophy around “positivity.”...

Learning is a process. It requires grace and failure. And time. Human learning theory : learn that 1+1=2 one day and be able to solve...