My daughter is reading A Christmas Carol in class and I chaperoned her school trip to see the play recently, so this Dickens classic has been on my mind. It never fails to make me tear up a little when Scrooge flings open his window on Christmas morning and realizes he is still alive and still has time to change and be a better person. Although I didn’t realize it while writing my book, it is set up in much the same way. I am not saying anyone here is a real-life Ebenezer Scr

Yesterday, I had the pleasure of being interviewed by Don Neagle of Russellville, Kentucky's WRUS radio about my book. We chatted about choices, goals and ideas for being more productive. I grew up in Logan County and I am so happy to be "home" visiting family and friends. I would like to thank Don for inviting me on his show and including my mom and daughter in the broadcast. We had so much fun! To listen to the broadcast click here. The copy of this broadcast was provided c

It’s been a fine summer so far, but now I have this sad feeling because three weeks are gone, and we are starting camps and vacations and th

Can a person's vision be a tangible, concrete final task you perform at the very end of the strategies, goals, choices and actions in your life’s plan? I typically define vision in a way that always keeps it abstract, and a few steps out of reach. The part that has always intrigued me the most is constantly moving toward the vision. My focus has always been on the work of achieving the vision. Not on what happens when you actually achieve it. In fact, I would recommend that a