What do you want to accomplish?

Stop what you’re doing. Concentrate because I’d like your attention. We need to talk about something important. Something that if you’re not experiencing now you will again soon.

Stop what you’re doing. Concentrate because I’d like your attention. We need to talk about something important. Something that if you’re not experiencing now you will again soon.

One of our great challenges as people is to not make assumptions about each other. (Yes, we all know the joke about assumptions.)

Driving home Monday night a question popped into my mind: What is life supposed to be? For such a simple question it’s not such a simple answer.

1. Bring your best. Give your best effort to anything you do and always to your biggest priorities first.
2. Do no harm. Don’t do to anyone else what you wouldn’t want done to you.
3. Improve what you encounter. Leave things better than you found them, including all people, relationships, and situations.

A story needs friction to be interesting. There must be a purpose to pursue and a source of conflict to overcome. We seek meaning from stories. Without stakes, without struggle, without uncertainty, it falls flat and we lose interest.

Learning the truth of something is often best realized by experiencing its opposite.

Before evaluating someone, ask yourself, “Is this how I want them to evaluate me?”

There is too much tension and too little tension. You see it everywhere.