Interviewed in the local paper!
Yes, you heard right; I was interviewed for an upcoming article in my hometown paper.
And as Larry David would say, I feel pretty, pret-ty special about that.
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Bloopers!
Could we BE more Awkward?!
See how hard it is to make a video…with your spouse.
Ah, the trials and tribulations of self-publishing and working with your life partner! After you get done laughing at us…
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“I Quit.”
One Thursday, Bob Goff walked into his successful law firm—the one he founded—tossed the keys onto the conference table, smiled and said those two words: “I quit.”
Quitting gave him the freedom to pursue what he really wanted to do as he got older. Bob convinced me to quit things every week, and I love it. Here’s how you win by being a quitter too.
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We’ve all done it.
We’re with a good friend, a spouse, a relative. And suddenly, a crappy little thought pops up.
It could be envy. Or a feeling of competition. Or pouncing on a flaw. Maybe, you’re suddenly angry with them, but you have no idea why. We’d never admit it, but quite often our thoughts aren’t very nice. I have some good news, and then I’ll have a challenge for you. If you follow through, it’ll change your thoughts. And maybe your life.
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Today, I want to talk about the importance of where we decide to look. Here’s my thesis:
The more time we spend looking where we want to go, the better chance we have of actually getting there.
For those of us who are maintaining in crazy Corona-ville, it might actually be a very good time to have this discussion.
Because if we want a happy life, it’s important to be careful what we see with our little eyes. Where we cast our vision is likely where we will end up going.
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Plant-Based & Me: Our relationship (so far).
On February 17, Heidi and I decided to try a PB (plant-based) 22 day challenge. Can it be only 2 months have passed? It feels like another lifetime. As we continue to navigate this pandemic, we’ve also continued navigating the world of PB. Here are the top surprises—things I never expected—after 2 months of PB.
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