If You Want to Do It, Do It
The only guy I know who’s ridden a bike to the Arctic Circle and climbed a good portion of Mount Everest—twice—has this to say about fulfilling your hopes and dreams: “If you want to do it, do it.”


Real. Raw. Restorative.
The only guy I know who’s ridden a bike to the Arctic Circle and climbed a good portion of Mount Everest—twice—has this to say about fulfilling your hopes and dreams: “If you want to do it, do it.”
Call me unhinged, but dogs are people too. Otherwise, how would you explain this remarkable dog story about grief and devotion.
Many people think of legacies in material terms. Money, property…stuff. But to quote business strategist Peter Strople, “Legacy is not leaving something for people. It’s leaving something in people.” What kind of legacy will you leave? The unexpected and shocking death of my brother-in-law, Charlie Beall, has forced me to ask the question.
Who has your ear? The good guy or the bad? Whether you call it intuition, a gut feeling, God, or the Holy Spirit—I’d wager most people have experienced the sensation of battling voices.
A plethora of words exists to describe love—at least among the ancient Greeks. Valentine’s Day was yesterday. How would you say that you love?
Your brain stores a lot of data. Ten to 100 terabytes to be exact. So, what’s taking up space inside your head? Should you start restricting access?