You deserve to live an extraordinary life of success, accomplishment and satisfaction! I recently paid my 2013 taxes and in doing so I watched my bank account take a serious hit. As a result, I felt nausea in the pit of my stomach. Since then, I...
You deserve to live an extraordinary life, a life of success, accomplishment, and satisfaction! In my book “Navigating for Success: Passion, Goals & Action,” I write about how to live the life you want, not a life you will come to regret. An important factor...
I love my GPS! Since I have ADHD and sometimes lose my focus, I count on my car’s GPS technology to get me to my destinations successfully. Not like the old days when I would drive in circles like a wanderer in a...
What is the most dangerous game to play? In what type of game are you most likely to get hurt and risk suffering serious injury? Most importantly, when you play a game, are you aware of the dangers inherent in the game and able...
"Like the marathon, life can sometimes be difficult, challenging and present obstacles, however if you believe in your dreams and never ever give up, things will turn out for the best.” – Meb Keflezighi I loved to run when I was a teenager. I think it...
You may be wondering, what does taking Vitamin C have to do with living an extraordinary life? Well, most of us know that Vitamin C is essential for maintaining peak physical health. It is a crucial nutrient that supports the immune system and contributes to...
Hi again. Thanks for your interest in the “What’s Your Story?” blog series. So far, we’ve briefly explored some interesting topics: two wolves that live in our hearts, five regrets of the dying, and the three key ways people go through life: as a...
The other day I was watching some of my favorite TV programs. "The Good Wife" is a series about a group of self-involved, competitive, sarcastic, and usually arrogant lawyers playing out the Survivor drama with each other. Later, "True Detective" came on and I sat...
In the last two blogs, I described the lives of the Navigator & Survivor. In today’s post, it’s time to take a look at the Victim’s lifestyle. Victims usually think they “can’t” win. They live in a world of unfairness, helplessness and low self-efficacy. Because they...
In my last post, I wrote a brief description of the Navigator: the type of person who is usually clear about where he is going and gets back on course when he is buffeted by the winds of frustration and disappointment. Navigators shrug off...