I read this article yesterday (among the 11 that I read that morning) and found this gem: Steve Jobs Said Your Overall Happiness in Life Really Comes Down to Asking 4 Simple Questions – https://www.inc.com/marcel-schwantes/steve-jobs-said-your-overall-happiness-in-life-really-comes-down-to-asking-4-simple-questions.html I can’t say that I really was moved by the article, but there was one question that I couldn’t stop … Continue reading
are you excited about tomorrow?
Have you ever read an article that makes you go, “Ummmmmmm,” over and over? I read one earlier this morning. Check it out here: Are You Excited About Tomorrow? – https://dariusforoux.com/are-you-excited-about-tomorrow/ I thought it was a great perspective on life, one that’s been missing from mine for about 59+ years! I had short periods where … Continue reading
jalen hurts wow
WOW – Words of Wisdom If you watched the Super Bowl on Sunday, you would have seen the Kansas City Chiefs beat the Philadelphia Eagles 38-35 in a game that went down to the last seconds. Although Jalen Hurts (of the Eagles) was impressive during the game, how he handled himself and the press after … Continue reading
success and satisfaction
I’ve been thinking a lot about “success” since Monday, when I attended a webinar where the presenter shared the concept that we each need to define our meaning of “success.” I’ve been at a crossroads on how to address success because most people have such a narrow definition of it. But God, in mysterious ways, … Continue reading
poise = style + substance
This will be a short post, but I thought it was interesting enough to share with you. One of my favorite authors, Darius Foroux, just wrote an article about a topic that rarely, if ever, gets talk about: POISE. In short, it’s the balance between style and substance. Here’s the link: Poise: The Key Personality … Continue reading
focus on what you have
With things as tough as they are right now, we can easily focus on what’s wrong with the world and with our lives. How often do we think about what’s right? And how often do we think about turning what’s good use it in meaningful, productive ways? To change your focus from what’s wrong to … Continue reading
mastery of one hypotheses
I know this won’t be a surprise to many of you, but I’m reading three books right now; one is titled, “Mastery of One: Find and Focus on the Work You Were Created to Do” by Jordan Raynor. This book is similar to other books about finding your purpose and your “one thing”; however, it’s … Continue reading