Author Blog
Just Say NO To Life – Mediocrity is Your Friend?
Isn’t it interesting how we constantly try to make ourselves comfortable in life – choosing mediocrity and complacency over taking risks and facing challenges? Of course, we don’t consciously choose mediocrity most of the time – mediocrity is simply the … read more
Nature Danger, Are You Playing It Safe, & Esther Hicks
Do you remember when we were encouraged to drink water out of the garden hose? When sunscreen was mistaken for lotion? When nobody wore helmets when they rode their bicycle? When physical intimacy wasn’t prefaced by a conversation about STD’s?… read more
Spring Cleaning Your Life – 10 Surefire Ways to Let Go of the Past
Yes, it’s that time of year when we are teased with warmth yet reminded of the remnants of winter. Being in Colorado, I enjoy living in a region where we fully experience the four seasons – although I do find… read more
Total Happiness Immersion is coming soon…
I hope you had a Happy Valentines Day yesterday…I am very sorry for the delay in posting an update but we have been working on something VERY exciting for you.
The Total Happiness Immersion Program
Based on the True Happiness… read more
Popular Book Highlights from Amazon Kindle Customers
I recently encountered the following data on the Manual For Living book series that I found fascinating and I wanted to share it with you! Apparently, Amazon keeps track of the most popular highlights from Amazon Kindle Customers.
Here is… 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 — Tuesday, December 3
"There is some form of connection that occurs through observation, but an intimate engagement requires openness and is gauged by our ability to reach deep within our soul in order to connect to another." - Chernoff - CONNECTION
