Information is just that, information.  But often times we confuse information with ability.  This is really easy to see in our day of “how to” YouTube videos.  How many times have I watched a 10-minute video to replace a part in my vehicle that is estimated to take 1-hour and cost $50, only to end up spending two days, $150, and still end up taking it to a mechanic?  Why?  We convince ourselves t...  Read More

Personal, daily freedom is not generally experienced.  I’m not talking about the freedoms that national values give us.  Or the eternal freedom that religion can offer.  I’m talking about freedom on Monday or Tuesday.  Most people are not experiencing freedom on any particular day of the week because that day feels full of “I have to’s”, and freedom to them should feel full of “I get to’s”.  This ...  Read More

Don’t be afraid of quality personality assessments. Good doctors, mechanics, and computer technicians all use diagnostic tests. Like any tool, its purpose is to provide efficiency in the work and helpful information.  Read More

Science loves exploring a multi-dimensional perspective.  The idea that different stories are going on in which we can or do exist is an interest in both the non-fiction world of quantum physics and the fictional world of sci-fi stories.  But until multi-dimensional existence is unequivocally proven and manipulated, it has no actual relevance in the average life.  But what if there is relevance?  ...  Read More

... we are drawn to the idea that what we are experiencing is just an echo of a larger story, a meta-story. Why? Maybe because at some level we understand that’s how life is.  Read More

I’ve spent 20 years training men and women of all ages from the complicated process of insurance billing to replacing parts on machines. And the number one ingredient I’ve learned for healthy development? Attention.  Read More