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A couple of days ago, when my wife left for work, she had a funny feeling and decided to lock all the doors before she left. The thing is that I was still home, even though I was asleep, and usually she wouldn’t have locked the garage door. When I asked her about it later, [...]
As many people know by now, 3 people passed away due to their participation in something called a sweatlodge ceremony. In essence, this is a Native American ceremony where people go into a little handmade hut of coverings with some very hot rocks. Then someone pours water over them, creating a lot of steam, and [...]
Do you know what a typical work day is for me? I usually wake between 9 and 9:30. That may seem late to some, but stay with me. I’ll then spend most of the next 18 hours or so at my computer, doing something. I might be writing or researching or creating something. Almost everything [...]
A couple of days ago I wrote a post where I talked about my friend George Chapman and his unique idea, which I still think is a pretty good idea, on a health care plan. We talked about a lot of things, and one thing in particular came up. I was saying to him how [...]
I came upon an epiphany this morning that almost lifted me from my seat. This isn’t a political post, although I begin with a political premise to help me explain things. I was thinking about a post on leadership, and how President Obama has some very tough decisions to make over the next couple of [...]
I had lunch today with another health care consulting friend of mine, George Chapman. I also do work on his website, and he participated in my interview series. We started talking about health care coverage for the uninsured, and I was mentioning my idea of a health care plan to him. He said it wouldn’t [...]
One of my friends has been going through some tough mental days lately. In the middle of it all, someone she was close to committed suicide; that’s just not supposed to happen for someone not sick and not a child, but it does. We’ve been talking over the past week, and I could see that [...]
