Jonathan Vilma Watch Your Language
Jonathan Vilma was a star NFL player and is a very good sports commentator. But doesn't he have anyone bold enough to correct his errors and give him some advice so he doesn't sound so foolish? During a recent broadcast he
But, Seriously
The toughest coaching jobs are with people who start sentences with "I can't
Well, Maybe You Weren’t Right
People get into arguments all the time about stupid things, even their hobbies, let alone sports or entertainment or politics. I can understand arguing about the way your kid is educated, but not about why someone else should use your
The Performance Dive
I commented on social media that Amazon drivers leaving cardboard box deliveries in the pouring rain were either lazy or stupid. There are people criticizing me for expecting any better and for "blaming" the drivers. They hold Amazon corporate responsible
Some People Can’t Get A Grip
A woman contacted me yesterday via email, tells me she's bought one of my books, and wants advice. I took the time to tell her I don't coach for free. She responded that it's not "free," she's a customer who
Maybe the Sky IS Falling
There was a time when we were introduced to people, shook hands, stated that it's a pleasure meeting them, and set up a future time to speak. We used civil language and debated respectfully when necessary. Today, we "react" to a
Why Accept Some Vaccines and Not Others??
If not being vaccinated against Covid is a sign of independence and doesn't threaten anyone else, then why be vaccinated against polio, measles, the flu, pneumonia, shingles, tetanus, whooping cough, or anything else? Why this exception?
The Agony and the Ecstasy
I spent four years as an undergraduate in college. You were supposed to earn enough credits to be graduated in four years, which I did. I read every word on every page of every book assigned. I thought that's why
It’s All About Soul
I was reading about someone's consulting and coaching work this morning and she mentioned, in passing, a friend who was successfully working remotely for a company "to which she has no loyalty." That phrase brought me up short, sand on
Are You Choosing to Enjoy Yourself?
When my uncle in his late 70s, he got himself a job as a school crossing guard to have something to do. When the kids would come to the crosswalk to get across the street at 8 am, he'd ask