This morning I woke up at 3:30am (well actually 3:38am) to make it to Rockford, IL – for a triathlon- for Brandon. Love that man. The morning had thick air that the moon could not glow through and the roads were covered in a frothy fog. There were gaps where you could see into the
The introvert in me lives on. After learning about Walden in school, I decided to start dreaming of residing in a simple home in the woods, growing a vegetable garden, and writing a book that changes the world for the better.However, my recent self-searching, part narcissistic and part really powerful, completely erases my Walden-inspired story.
The introvert in me lives on. After learning about Walden in school, I decided to start dreaming of residing in a simple home in the woods, growing a vegetable garden, and writing a book that changes the world for the better. However, my recent self-searching, part narcissistic and part really powerful, completely erases my Walden-inspired
I can’t remember the company but I remember the line from the commercial- We don’t make post-it notes; we just make the yellow brighter. I’ve been thinking about this in the context of my job but I think it has implications beyond 9-5. Most of the issues, situations, contexts, and moments that I experience, I
I can’t remember the company but I remember the line from the commercial- We don’t make post-it notes; we just make the yellow brighter. I’ve been thinking about this in the context of my job but I think it has implications beyond 9-5. Most of the issues, situations, contexts, and moments that I experience, I
I read so I can be smarter. I recently read an excerpt from Let Your Life Speak: Listening to the Voice of Vocation (2000). “There is a Hasidic tale that reveals, with amazing brevity, both the universal tendency to want to be someone else and the ultimate importance of becoming one’s self: Rabbi Zusya, when
I read so I can be smarter. I recently read an excerpt from Let Your Life Speak: Listening to the Voice of Vocation (2000). “There is a Hasidic tale that reveals, with amazing brevity, both the universal tendency to want to be someone else and the ultimate importance of becoming one’s self: Rabbi Zusya, when
Although I can admit that the past 2 years have been difficult, I can confidently write that I am thankful for them. Sitting sweaty palmed in my first interview I asked for a challenge. Weeks later, when I was offered the position about 562 challenges plopped into my lap. Hello challenges. The best part of
Although I can admit that the past 2 years have been difficult, I can confidently write that I am thankful for them. Sitting sweaty palmed in my first interview I asked for a challenge. Weeks later, when I was offered the position about 562 challenges plopped into my lap. Hello challenges. The best part of
This photo is my version of Where’s Waldo. Except replace the word “Waldo” with “Hubble”. Look closely… our strange little dog is there…