If you’ve been reading my blog for any amount of time, you know I return to networking time and again. It’s the most powerful tool we have to develop our … Read More

Over the weekend, I had a moment of particular funkiness, and not in the George Clinton way. In the uncomfortable in my skin way. Theresa tried a few routes to … Read More

I don’t know if it’s apocryphal or literal, but there’s a story I once heard about the founder of the life coaching profession, Thomas Leonard. According to the story, he … Read More

Yesterday, Theresa and I spent a handful of hours cooking together. She prepped salad fixings and veggies to dip in hummus; I roasted off some other veggies, made the hummus, … Read More

Most weeks, I talk with people who are drunk on the flexibility of self-employment. It’s a type of intoxication that I know well; hell, it’s an intoxication I shaped my … Read More

I have been refining my way of scheduling myself for years now and I’ll continue to. Each time my priorities, responsibilities, and focus shift, it’s time for me to ask … Read More

Babe Ruth had a batting average of .342. This is a very good batting average, well above average in baseball. This very good batting average is essentially saying that Babe … Read More

For the second year in a row, I’ve followed Chris Brogan’s lead in picking 3 Words on which to focus. This year, I went with Maitri, Web, and Unlimited, by … Read More

I compiled these questions to ask myself, and then shared them with some folks I’ve worked with, and then thought: Oh! This community might dig them, too! I’d love to … Read More

One of the interesting things that I’ve been noticing about compiling a personal-growth toolbox is that it seems like at first, the thing just got bigger and more robust with … Read More