Author Blog
Midlife Crisis? Lets break it down.
I have been moving through a period of transition, which my dearest friend Mark Gerzon termed my “midlife crisis” – of which he is intimately familiar. I find fault with the phrase for a multitude of reasons – primarily the… read more
What is Success?
What is Success?
The age old question of what defines success. It’s more important than we care to acknowledge as it’s the basis for our inner weather, the benchmark through which we analyze our life, and whether we like it… read more
Transitions Are Inevitable – Like the Motion of the Ocean, Happy New Year
The NEW YEAR is upon us, and it’s my favorite “holiday” of the year. Not necessarily the “event” itself but what it signifies.
Our opportunity to not only reflect upon the past, but benchmark against the future.
The one guaranteed… read more
Is Your Filter Distorting Your Perception of Reality?
We go to the eye doctor on a regular basis to have our eyes examined and inevitably we require a stronger prescription, although sometimes our prescription actually improves. Either way, it changes perhaps as we age, as a function of… read more
Are Superheroes and Comic-con the Respite from Reality we Require?
What is our fascination with superheroes and Comic-con? In 2013, over 130,000 people attended, and in 2014, it will likely be far more as endless troves of fans descend upon the San Diego convention center.
Are we obsessed with any… read more
"A direction in life is all some people need...a two-time cancer survivor’s plea to his readers to live their life to the fullest using the advice within. Stating the power of family, love, peace, changing one’s life for the better and being prepared for death, he has much to help readers fully embrace life. “Manual for Living” is a read that should be fully embraced by those who have lost their way." - Midwest Book Review
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Tip of the Day — Wednesday, April 16
"Every one of us is the hope of an undetermined future." - Chernoff - CONNECTION
