Do you know anyone that got a dog in the last couple of years? It seems the demand for pandemic puppies was robust starting in the Spring of 2020. When
Personal Productivity
DYD – Did You Debrief?
There’s a young man that I’ve referenced in a past note that I’ve had the pleasure of watching develop over more than a decade. As a recent high school graduate
The Story of Two Arrows
Have you suffered a physical injury or been set back by illness? While afflicted did you think about what other costs your injury or illness had? As a kid did
Become a Sage of Rage
Would you like to get better at controlling your anger? How has anger cost you in the past? Have relationships been affected? Has your ability to grow credibility in the
Who’s the Boss? III – Deleting Distractions
In the past, I served on a board with someone that was a lawyer and partner in a Halifax based firm. He was a litigator that had earned the Q.C.
GYAC – Give Yourself a Chance
Most of us have a basic level of pride and agree with the sentiment that “Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well.” We want to do a
Tempering Temper
When was the last time you lost your temper? Were you proud of how you reacted? Was it fun? Anger is a common, shared experience. A Gallup poll conducted annually across
Small Steps Challenge
During a recent visit my parents went out one morning to run some errands. I took something down to our guest room in which they were staying to notice that
A Checkmark for Checklists
Checklists are more than a to do list. Whereas a to do list reflects things that we are planning to do, checklists represent a more detailed instruction for a specific
Time Zone of Tenacity
Excellence is a full time job. High performers of all kinds, athletes, musicians, actors, and other professionals are good because they are all in. They don’t take days off. Every
