One of the most pervasive and incorrect ideas that holds people back professionally is that the value of a product or service is determined by the amount of work that went into making it (the Labour …
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Today is the last day of my blogging challenge. For the last ninety days, I've published a post every single day. Since today is the end of the challenge, it makes a ton of sense to do a review …
One year ago today, I was sitting at a Starbucks on Peachtree Street in Atlanta. I had finished work at FEE and walked up to Starbucks to get some work done on the curriculum for the first month of …
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My blog post for today (Day 29 in a row if you're keeping track at home) is over at The World Wanderers website. My goal for this post was two-fold: Tell the story of why we started a travel …
Starting at the one minute mark of this video John Cena delivers some persuasion genius. In case you missed it, John Cena hosted the ESPY's this year. Not a lot of people were excited about it. …
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I think better when I write by hand. It is relaxing, therapeutic, and the extra time required to write the actual words allows me to think clearer. But, writing by hand can be a pain in the ass if you …
