Risk means losing your balance

A man who as a physical being is always turned toward the outside, thinking that his happiness lies outside him, finally turns inward and discovers that the source is within him.

“To dare is to lose one’s footing momentarily.  To not dare is to lose one’s self.” Soren Kierkegaard, the Danish Existential Philosopher and Theologian said that.  I love Keirkegaard’s work because he explores our emotion and choice when we as people face big life decisions. “Facing a big life decision” [...] Read more »

Don’t Make New Years Resolutions

New years resolutions simply don’t work.  Don’t waste your time making them.   Spend your time worrying about something else instead. Think about it.  When was the last time you were confident about making a resolution at new years and then sticking to it?  When folks talk about their new [...] Read more »

Shiny Object Syndrome. . . .My Reading List

Here’s a list of everything that I’m reading right now.  Since I got a Kindle Touch for Christmas, I’ve been reading differently.  I bounce back and forth between the Kindle and the physical books that I have started.  I’m definitely reading more that I was, and differently. Since I’m constantly [...] Read more »

MacBook Pros are the new Chevy Pickups

Before he passed away, my Granddad, the beekeeper, would tell these fantastical stories of his entrepreneurial journey.  He would talk about saving his nickels and dimes in order to buy Chevy Trucks, or a few acres of land, so that he could work more and make more money.  The stories [...] Read more »

A list of things that I am concerned about these days

I’m using my blog posts to process what I’m thinking about.  That includes networking and entrepreneurship.  And it also includes things I’m worried about, and things I’m learning.  The blogs I read the most are the blogs written by men who candidly share their flaws and use what they write [...] Read more »

Saying no and how to make sure you suck at networking

Level of Focus determines how good of a networker you are. Focus makes it possible for anyone to walk into a room and know what they will get before they leave, why they want it, and how to get it.  Focus means planning to know what’s important and unimportant.  Most importantly, [...] Read more »