Cell phones bug me. I know, everybody has one and we seemingly can’t live without them, but what exactly did we do before cell phones?
I can’t help but think about this conundrum while traveling. Continue reading
A Cell Phone Holiday
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Monthly Archives: January 2014
(1/13/14) The Pursuit of Exact Duplicates
How I Know When I’ve Reached Social Media Saturation
It’s happened more than a time or two. And when it does, a little alarm bell goes off in my head.
It starts innocent enough. I sit down at my computer to do something specific. But in order to get to whatever it is I need to accomplish, I have to open up Continue reading
Every Person
Every person hurts. Every person has moments of insecurity. Every person wants to be appreciated. Every person pays 
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Two Things Effective Leaders Learn to Do Well
Leadership is vital.
Nothing like a broad opening statement, huh?
In any organization, any business, any group of people, the effectiveness of accomplishing whatever it is you seek to do, rises and falls on the effectiveness of those Continue reading
The Beauty of a Old, Dirty Uniform
I grew up on the South Side of Chicago, so naturally, I’m a White Sox fan. Now it’s important to pause for a moment and note that the rest of my family – Dad, Mom, sister, and brother – who were all Continue reading
Fan Music
My mission in life is to find out how many people sleep with a fan running. Well, OK, my actual life goals are a bit higher than that, but the habit of Continue reading
(1/6/14) Improving Your 180’s
Four Things I’ve Learned Raising Girls
One of the greatest joys in life is being a father. There’s truly nothing that rivals it. And for me, that joy has been exponentially magnified by the fact I’m the father of girls. Two of them. And though
Times Have Changed
My daughters makes the same request nearly every night. “Daddy,” they’ll say, “tell me about when you were a little boy.” Every time I hear their expected appeal, I begin trying to cull through all my childhood Continue reading
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