Easy To Change & Easy Not to Change
Jeff Olson wrote “The Slight Edge” in 2013. I remember reading it and relating it to many of my flights […]
Decisions
COVID-19
Colleges Overly Cautious Actions Might Infect More People
A short article today – I had surgery on my right wrist today to remove a squamous cell carcinoma. I
Health
COVID-19 Reporting Results I Cannot Believe
I have been downplaying the recent record numbers of new COVID-19 cases in several states. I keep asking why we
Health
Can Social Distancing Solve Coronavirus Spread?
I’ve been asked by several friends recently what my expectations were of ending the quarantine and getting back to work
Health
When Will We Ever Learn to Stop Making Poor Decisions?
In 1592, Shakespeare dramatized the Battle of Bosworth Field in Richard III (Act 4 Scene 4) and portrayed King Richard
Subconscious Mind
The Health U-Turn Most Taken
How many times have you decided to improve your health? You started eating better, buying healthier foods, exercising more, and
Subconscious Mind
Fear – Perception or Real?
In Shakespeare’s play, King Lear (4.1.32), The worst is not, so long as we can say, “This is the worst.”
Prosperity
Easy to Do Can Lead to Failure
Jim Rohn is credited with saying, “Things that are easy to do are also easy not to do.” He said
Health
Don’t Be in a Hurry to Die
We will all die. One of the two guarantees in life – that and taxes. However, some of us seem
Health
How Now Brown Cow
A friend of mine showed me an article yesterday indicating that 16% of American adults believe chocolate milk comes from
