I met Clifton through social media, to rescue a dog he was not able to handle. A five-month-old puppy, and a 92-year-old gentleman. Clearly, each had a different level of energy, and a different set of priorities. We walked through his small, … [Read more...]
Making Amends
April 2, 2015 by
My friend Jerry Kyle sent me a quote earlier today — he called it words to live by. The advice is simple: “It’s never too late to make things right.” A straightforward directive, yet difficult to carry out. The human tendency is to blame the … [Read more...]
Progress and Perfection
January 15, 2015 by
We have a tendency to let perfection get in the way of progress. The quest for perfection can be expensive, difficult to sustain, and has the potential to slow down those around you. Sometimes we become afraid to fail, and as such keep spinning our … [Read more...]
Hope and Humility
January 12, 2015 by
My friend Judi bought me a Lokai bracelet with two meaningful beads. One Black bead that holds mud from the Dead Sea (one of the lowest points on earth), and a White bead that holds a drop of water from Mount Everest (the highest point on … [Read more...]
