There must be something better than eating blueberry pancakes on the beach at Pass-a-Grille, Fla., but I’m not sure what it is. Maybe the walk
Every coach needs to be the client sometimes and feel that breath-sucking moment that comes from being challenged outside your comfort zone I got to
Who, in an overbooked moment, has not imagined how WONDERFUL it would be to cocoon in a comfortable armchair, wrapped in a blanket, reading a
Whatever you think of the movie, the title is a thought-provoker. What is “true grit” anyway? Watching the perseverance of the pigtailed 14-year-old girl-woman who
I never thought I’d experience an epiphany in a cell phone store. “Meltdown” was more the anticipated end. With a dead Blackberry in hand after
Twenty days out of town since December 1, and I’m just recovering. How do people do this, regularly criss-crossing the country to see far-flung parents
“The holidays” of 2010 will soon draw to a close. They were frantic and mostly fun but also crammed with the most diverse religious experiences
Christmas seems like the right time to have an epiphany, so I guess I shouldn’t be surprised that I’m having one. It finally occurred to
Funny how gratitude works. Sometimes. to become truly grateful, we have to regain something we’ve always taken for granted and lost. So it is with
Here’s to the wandering mind. In D.C. over the weekend for more coach’s training, I took a three-mile walk through the Gaithersburg, Md. neighborhood where