Month: February 2015

I am not a parent but if I was, I can imagine the feeling when children leave the home. There is a common behavior pattern with parents that is generally displayed to simply hold on and not let go – but the truth to parenting is that one shouldn’t look at what they are holding… Read more Drop the Ropes of the Generational Tug-of-War

Your harshest critic, other than yourself, will likely be a parent, sibling, significant other, or friend very close to you. There really is no way to control other people’s behavior but what will happen either over time, or on a recurring basis is that one of these folks will get under your skin and impact… Read more 7 Foundations of True Happiness

The killing of three Muslim college students in Chapel Hill – while painful – brings to light some new and interesting things about the treatment of human souls and how we associate with one another. Let’s get facts out-of-the-way: The issue being fought about was something ongoing related to parking – a small and minor… Read more Walls Are Ok, but It’s Time to Break Some Down