Construction is messy

Construction is messy

by | Sep 18, 2019 | Change

Construction is messy. Near where I live, in Kingston, Ontario, there’s a historic site at Fort Frontenac, where they are repairing a stone wall that is over a hundred years old. For now, it looks worse than it did, even though it may not have been structurally...
Late Summer Reading

Late Summer Reading

by | Aug 28, 2019 | Change

Well summer seems mostly over, the weather has changed and school is back in a couple of weeks. Can I make a suggestion? Put down that Clive Cussler novel, pause Mine Craft, and pick up a book that can grow you. Writer and speaker Les Brown says you will be exactly...
Organizing deck chairs…

Organizing deck chairs…

by | Jul 17, 2019 | Change, Goal Setting

I recently went to a wedding in Tennessee, and I went to the Titanic Museum, and I got pondering; if you had a suspicion that your ship was sinking, what would you do? Two things I have done, (neither wise). Ignore the evidence, and my gut feelings, and drove into the...
Let’s go for a ride

Let’s go for a ride

by | Jun 13, 2019 | Change, Goal Setting

I have invented a time machine, I am so excited! I am looking forward to taking you on a trip into the future. Will you join me? How about a visit to September 1, 2019How are you feeling about your progress over the summer? What processes did you put in place for you...
Do you have a Chief Definite Goal?

Do you have a Chief Definite Goal?

by | Mar 11, 2019 | Change, Goal Setting

Napoleon Hill in his seminal work, “Think and Grow Rich” speaks about your Chief Definite Aim.This is the Gold Standard of goal setting. It goes beyond checklists and acquiring stuff. It is what gets you up in the morning.Last fall, I developed Lyme disease, and spent...