This Might Be the DayThe odds of an average golfer making a hole-in-one are 12,500 to 1.This weekend, my younger brother Kevin defied those odds once again by sinking his fifth career ace at our home course, The Ohio State University Golf Club.There...
Tacos and MargsIt was a simple request. And you only turn 89 once, so it was a date.You see, I had asked my mom if she wanted to go out and celebrate her birthday. “You choose where you want to go, and Ronda and I will take you out.” She said she’d t...
It was a simple request. And you only turn 89 once, so it was a date. You see, I had asked my mom if she wanted to go out and celebrate her birthday. “You choose where you want to go, and Ronda and I will take you out.” She said she’d think about it...
No ConfettiThe ocean never stops. The waves just keep coming ashore. Sometimes a little slower as the tide is going out and sometimes a little faster as the tide is coming in.High tide. Low tide.Then high tide. Then low tide.Then high tide. Then low...
One hundred days. 10,000 reps. No celebration. Just another X on the calendar and a quiet decision to keep going. This week’s Monday Morning Match is about what happens when you stop chasing applause and start showing up for yourself.
Quite a Memorable FourthQuick. Name the members of The Beatles.Do it now before you keep reading.If you're like most people, you probably said Ringo Starr's name last.John. Paul. George... and Ringo.I even mentioned him fourth the last time I wrote a...
You don’t have to be first to be remembered. Sometimes, just being mentioned is enough to make an impact.
The Strength of TwentyI’m pretty sure if I offered you $20 or $1,000, most people would pick the latter. A thousand dollars is way more than twenty. Fifty times more!But more isn’t always better, is it?Building your business might be easier with 20 p...
Success isn’t always about scaling up. Sometimes it’s about dialing in. Focus, clarity, and connection might be the most underrated tools in your business this week.
A simple morning walk turned into a meaningful reminder that opportunities often show up when we least expect them. Sometimes all it takes is showing up, listening, and following through.
A simple question from a golf course staffer made me pause. Was he inviting us to complain, or was he asking the wrong question entirely?
Some of the greatest streaks in history started on an ordinary day. What if today was your day to begin something remarkable? A small action, done consistently, could lead to something legendary. The question is… what are you going to start?
She wasn’t just Nebraska Nice—she defined it. A tribute to a kind soul, a quiet leader, and the power of showing up with a smile.
The Terminator was powered by AI. This blog? Still powered by me. In a world full of machines, authenticity still matters. Here’s how I use technology to enhance the message — not replace the messenger.
Beginner’s luck might get you started… but consistency is what keeps you going. Blog #1,300 is up now: Just Keep Showing Up.