Advice from a Dream.

Not too long ago my wife an I were on vacation, and I had a dream involving advice on life. I donโ€™t remember if I was giving or receiving the advice, but the points were rather good. There is a rather well known life lesson about โ€œnot taking criticism from anyone you wouldnโ€™t take advice … Continue reading Advice from a Dream.

Being Responsible Does NOT Suck!

I have a joke I have been making for years. A saying Iโ€™m sure everyone can relate to: โ€œBeing responsible sucks!โ€ We have all been there. We see something we want to buy, but canโ€™t afford to purchase if we want to eat. Or there is something we want to do, but canโ€™t work it … Continue reading Being Responsible Does NOT Suck!

“Death Will be a Relief.”

https://youtu.be/M9E7oaqZZOE?si=Lz_exi1PpnK8hM58 A couple years ago I had a bout of insomnia. I finally got up at some ridiculous hour and turned on the tv hoping to reset my brain and go back to sleep. I browsed through Netflix and landed on Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee where Jerry Seinfeld takes famous comedic actors to coffee, … Continue reading “Death Will be a Relief.”

Get Back to Work!

So... no blog post last week. It's kinda interesting how much I feel like I need to explain why I missed last week, but Iโ€™m not going to. Itโ€™s not because I donโ€™t want anyone to know (there is a perfectly legitimate reason) but because I feel like itโ€™s actually a good topic to cover … Continue reading Get Back to Work!

Easier vs Better.

In todayโ€™s capitalist and advertising environment, products and โ€œlife hacksโ€ designed to make our lives easier have become a major component of our lifestyle, and even our culture. One would think that making our lives easier is a good thing, but it is not always good. The end goal of our efforts should be to … Continue reading Easier vs Better.

Obligatory New Year Post

It's that time of year again, where everyone starts making resolutions and plans for the upcoming year. I read somewhere that by February most resolutions (something like 80%) have been forgotten or set aside. It's not difficult to figure out that this happens because people set unrealistic goals. The key to setting reasonable goals is … Continue reading Obligatory New Year Post