When Achievement Turns into Work Addiction
How often are the following statements true for you? I seem to be in a hurry and racing against the clock. I feel guilty when I am not studying [working […]
How often are the following statements true for you? I seem to be in a hurry and racing against the clock. I feel guilty when I am not studying [working […]
Over the past week and half I have had occasion to make regular visits to a local hospital. As part of my visit, I treat myself to my favorite coffee
When It Counts: Presence Is the Signal When It Counts: Presence Is the Signal The Presence Gap The Presence Gap Most capable professionals do not get stuck because they lack
I know I am in the middle of 30 Life Lessons, but my mind is not in that space today. As the sole content creator for this blog, I figured I
The task was simple. Drive three and half hours north to Potsdam, pick up Steph after an event in the music building at Crane (SUNY Potsdam), and drive her back
For many years, Thankception was the high point of the fall. Some of you reading this may call it “Friendsgiving,” but in our circle, it was Thankception, and the story
I completed my undergraduate degree in Potsdam, NY. For those unfamiliar with New York State’s landscape, the Adirondack Mountains are in the north-central part of the state—a breathtakingly beautiful area
I have done a great deal of music theater in my lifetime. I have acted, directed, run sound, run lights, and produced. I even choreographed a middle school production. It
Having children does something to you. It takes a normally reasonably intelligent person and causes them to do impressively foolish things. This was undoubtedly true leading up to and immediately
As a twelve-year-old, I had a reasonably well-developed skill for figuring out what annoyed people and using it to cause trouble. Perhaps all kids that age have that figured out,