How to Worry Your Way to Success and Happiness
There is a kind of alluring buzz that comes with worry. We feel we’re actually doing something…
There is a kind of alluring buzz that comes with worry. We feel we’re actually doing something…
Now, I’m Using the Same Plan to Reach a Greater Goal On March 23, 2021, I started walking. That first
From the moment I get out of bed, a cascade of habits begins to flow naturally from the first action.
Don’t make 27 changes all at once. If you make too many changes, you can’t figure out which things helped. Just take one at a time.
When I was about 14, three of my brothers and I went crabbing at the Jersey Shore. You catch crabs in a net. You toss them in a 5-gallon bucket.
As I wheeled to fling the blame at Jim, I noticed in the hand that wielded the accusatory finger, a glint of silver.
Each failure and setback gave birth to opportunity and a step forward. I’m grateful for that. But I don’t know when I’ll get my final ‘second chance’.
She just changed the regular ineffective, depressing, words, with words that had a chance of success. But to this day, she’s the only one who has ever listened, learned, and immediately put it into action.
In this excerpt from a livestream, I encourage you to experiment with my WinSome method of political dialog, rather than the current debate/defeat/destroy method encouraged by pundits and politicians.
When the email notification popped up, I knew it wasn’t good. But somehow the bad news got overshadowed by my reaction to it.
Winning political arguments, recruiting someone to your cause, or effectively dealing with that obnoxious debate adversary, all come down to