The fun version: http://theoatmeal.com/ The long version, but important: The Bill – SOPA A good summary on why SOPA sucks by Mashable. Read More →

Last year, my friend Chris took a long trip and asked a handful of people, including me, to write some inspirational stories on his blog for the period he was gone.  Chris took the stories that we told and packaged them up in a free download, I wanted to share it with you – Awaken... Read More →

At the first of the year, for a few years now, Chris Brogan has inspired me to think of and post three words that I want to strive to define the new year by.  I had to think about it a bit more than usual this year as so many things have threaded through my... Read More →

For a couple months now, in between the craziness of work life, I’ve finally wrapped up the niggling little parts of what was left in getting my official business site launched. If you’ve always wondered what on earth it is that I do exactly, I hope this will help explain it a little more clearly. ... Read More →

Looking back through my content for the past year, I noticed that the longer more research intensive posts were my top content. Much a surprise to me given content has somewhat become a #bite140 world.  The posts are some of my favorites as well so I thought I’d do a short list of them here... Read More →

Chris Brogan is right. When I started thinking about the things I wanted to accomplish in this shiny new year, I realized it does boil down to 3 words to me.  Not goals.  For that, I have a mind map of goals that I need to accomplish this year which are measurable. I’ll add this. ... Read More →

Every year on Thanksgiving I post here about what I’m thankful for.  It seems every year some significant changes come to my life.  Some of them good, some not so great.  This year hasn’t been different from that norm, but the changes it’s brought have been remarkable. I’m thankful most of all for the experience... Read More →

Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor was having a stroke.  Not only was she having a stroke, she was aware of the process her body went through as it happened.  Dr. Taylor, as an neuroanatomist (a brain scientist), studied the stroke, the effects on her body, and got a glimpse into how our two brains work within... Read More →

I spent the weekend Dayton, OH.  It wasn’t for a conference or an unconference.  I made a choice that I needed to honor an opportunity to attend a seminar by Stephen K. Hayes called Evocation.  I owe a a great deal to Chris Penn, Mark Davis and Stephen K. Hayes for making this weekend possible for me, for opening... Read More →

No matter what holidays you celebrate with family and friend, I wish you and everyone you love and care for the very happiest of holidays.  Read More →