The following post is written from the perspective of one who has not always made the best decisions. But I am learning. And I am happy to pass on to other men and women the principles I have learned that help me make good decisions.
I just finished a 15 mile bike ride in winds gusting to over 30 miles an hour. The ride took me an hour and fifteen minutes and included two incredibly steep hills. One of them was so steep that I had to traverse in order to keep from stopping. It was excruciating. Do you know what the hardest part of …
Recently I attended an event called Women of Faith. Yes, I know I am not a woman but I have faith, so I partly qualify. I came away amazed at the examples of excellent communication I had seen.
First, thank you to all of you who responded to my post “What would Pat Robertson have Done with my Father.” To date there were over 467 comments on the post. I had no idea that this issue would touch such a cord in the hearts of so many people. I also had no idea how many people are …
I had been traveling relentlessly and had just spent a sleepless night in a hotel room with an air conditioner that sounded like a pterodactyl with an abscessed tooth. Now I was waiting to speak at an awards ceremony for KCARC, a wonderful caring organization dedicated to serving individuals with disabilities. A delayed flight had caused me to walk into …