Posts tagged Human Interest
The Top 5.1 Android Apps I Can’t Live Without
Mar 4th
I love my android phone, but I’ve noticed that all of my friends and family keep asking me about suggestions for apps and setting up their phones and so on… So, here is my list of the Top 5 Android Apps I can’t live without:
1. Bedside (paid): This handy application does one thing so well, [...]
Good Bye, Chase, I Wish I Would Miss You.
Mar 2nd
Dear Chase,
It is with great sadness that I am forced to write you this letter. I enjoyed our relationship together for the past year. But, you see, since you took the TARP money from the taxpayers of the United States to go on a bank-buying spree, you’ve become so abusive to me that I began [...]
Free Fuel Everywhere!
Jan 14th
Watch the video. In short, one man has discovered, quite by accident, the potential to have almost unlimited free fuel for the planet: Salt Water.
The earth is covered with it, and very few people have figured out how to use it in its natural state as a fuel source. Instead of focusing our efforts and [...]
Happiness Doesn’t Happen By Accident
Jan 7th
I’m amazed at how often I encounter unhappy people on a daily basis. In the grocery store, at the movies, in a restaurant, and around town. And yet, just as often in those very same places, I encounter people who are happy.
What’s the difference? What magic formula have the happy people found that the unhappy [...]
Homeless For The Holidays
Jan 3rd
This morning, as I was leaving the parking lot of a local supermarket, I noticed two people sitting on the median at the exit of the parking lot. They were fairly young (probably in their early 20’s), a man and a woman. He was a holding a cardboard sign that said they were homeless and [...]
My Simple Christmas Wish
Dec 24th
I’m spending Christmas with my family in the frozen hinterlands of North Idaho. And, yes, it is frozen. And, yes, it is a hinterland. And the air is filled with the wishes of people young and old: wishes for money and presents (or wishes for money to buy presents!) But that isn’t what Christmas is [...]
5 Ways To Save GM
Dec 23rd
Recently, one of my friends started his long-shot campaign to become GM’s next CEO. His approach got me mulling over the fate of General Motors and Ed Whitacre’s leadership of the “Great CEO Search”. I, of course, did all of my thinking while engaged in a marathon drive from Los Angeles, CA to Coeur d’Alene, [...]
8 Weeks To Personal Prosperity
Dec 14th
Many of my coaching clients have been asking me to do a special, low-cost class to help people achieve personal prosperity in their own lives. And so I put together this 8 Weeks To Personal Prosperity program with my friends at edufire.
Starting on January 8th, for 8 weeks, you’ll join a very small group of [...]
3 Ways To Survive The Holidays
Nov 28th
The holidays can be tough for most everyone. It seems that the time for us to celebrate being with family and friends–the time to create “Peace on Earth”–is also the time of the year that creates the most stress. Why is this?
It seems that the stress comes from inside. We set up expectations for ourselves [...]
Do What’s In Front Of You
Nov 17th
One of the messages that keeps coming up for me these past few weeks is: “Do What’s In Front Of You.” So, I thought I’d share it with you.
What does that mean? Let’s say you’re feeling like things are working the way you want them to. You’re not getting the results you want from life. [...]
