When was the last time you changed your mind about something important? I’m not talking about crowning a new favorite restaurant or deciding that you are “officially done with shorts”. I’m talking about a making a purposeful, meaningful change to what you believe about something that made a big impact on your life.
Read MoreI’ve never really believed that some people are inherently luckier than others but I have a friend who has been snake-bitten for as long as I can remember.
Read MoreYou’re walking down the street on a sunny Saturday morning, savoring the 75%+ of your weekend that still remains, when a question pops into your head. Unbeknownst to you, this seemingly innocuous query is the single most dangerous threat to your financial well-being.
Read MoreIf I asked you to name what is most important in your life, you would tell me some combination of your family, your friends, your faith, your career/work, and maybe a specific cause or two. But what if I followed that question with this one?:
Read MoreFor as long as I can remember, I’ve been really good at establishing new habits. The witches’ brew of a type-A personality, a borderline obsession with traditions, and a constitutional resistance to spontaneity has made it much easier for me than for most people to ingrain routines into my daily life.
Read MoreMy first ever bite of summer squash was a revelation.
Read MoreI weighed 130 pounds when I graduated high school. Not a great look for someone one unyielding quarter-inch shy of six feet.
Read MoreLate last year, while riding a pre-workout supplement high at the gym, an idea for a social experiment popped into my head.
Read MoreEven if your DadBod isn’t in the financial domain, mastering your personal finances will go a long way toward supporting your progress and growth in all the other areas of your life. Think of it as maximizing the amount of DadBod destroying resources at your disposal.
Read MoreRecognizing that different types of motivation resonate with different DadBod owners, today's post is squarely in the "tough love" category. It's written by my oldest friend, a tried and true DadBod decimater with a 6th degree black belt who paid of his house before he turned 40.
Read MoreI may, or may not, have a ticking time bomb inside my head.
Read MoreMy son looked at me like I was a complete idiot.
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