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  • Big Fish in a Small Pond, Need a Bigger Pond

    We all have those moments in life where we out grow something. It starts in childhood when we move from bottles to sippy cups, then from mega blocks to legos,… more ›

  • Set Standard for Your Kids

    Last week I wrote about setting standards for myself. We need to set standards for our kids. Some people call these “rules” but they’re not rules. Rules are meant to… more ›

  • Set Your Standards

    Living life without standards is easy. No one is holding you accountable so there’s nothing to achieve. When there is nothing to achieve there is no work to be done.… more ›

  • Stop “When”-ing and Start “Winning”

    There is a saying about “Shoulding” all over yourself. “I should have done this” or “I should do that”; should-ing isn’t doing you any favors. The same goes for the… more ›

  • Do Your Best and Know You Did Your Best

    Some days we just rock. We are the star of the show. We get our to-do list done and early. The sense of accomplishment is like energy through our veins.… more ›

  • Best practices for proper nutrition for your kids

    Consuming the right food for kids is tough. They don’t want to try new foods. Foods that are healthy don’t always taste good. Between work, school, sports, house work, there’s… more ›

  • Event, Response, Outcome

    I’m not sure where I found this but there’s a simple math equation I like to remember. It is E + R = O or Event + Response = Outcome… more ›

  • Don’t be a stick in the FUD

    We’ve all heard the saying, “Don’t be a stick in the mud”, right? Well, have you heard about the FUD? FUD stands for three things: Fear, Uncertainty, Doubt. When we… more ›

  • Curated Challenges

    We all need a little challenge in our life. What I mean by challenge, is to stretch the brain a little bit or try something you haven’t tried before. When… more ›

  • The Power of Group Think

    Committees can be a disaster with everyone’s terrible opinions, but there’s power in groups. Sharon Lechter’s commentary in Outwitting the Devil introduces a success equation: ((P+T) x A1 x A2)… more ›