Scratches and dents. Battle marks. Proud scars. Smile lines, frown lines, and grey hair. Each line a face tattooed forever a souvenir from many days and many nights. The one in the mirror seems like a good guy. A little old, perhaps. He must be a storyteller with all those scratches and dents. Lots of […]
read full postIn the Meadows
When you get to the city tour it by foot Let it guide your shoes into the meadows The entrance may be through a small patio or a neighborhood park It may also be behind a sign saying “do not enter” When you get to the meadows you may not even realize it right away […]
read full postAlways Carry a Newspaper
Always carry a newspaper
Under your arm
or in your back pocket
A Crying Face in the Crowd
A few days ago I was driving down the main street that crosses my town. I stopped in a traffic light waiting to turn left, when all of a sudden I heard loud sounds of weeping. The sounds stood out above the noise of cars, buses, and roadwork. Animal-like sounds of crying blended with mumbled, […]
read full post5 Things You Can Do Today to Sleep Better
Simply put, when we don’t sleep well, we are drunk drivers, workers, and parents.
read full postSteve McQueen Changing Diapers
Fatherhood is an integral part of male identity, not something that dilutes it, but it could be different from motherhood.
read full postDump Positive Thinking
Life is generally good. There’s no need to artificially make it positive.
read full postThe Ride of Your Life – One Step at a Time (TEDx Russell Square)
Last month I had the honor and pleasure of giving a TEDx talk in London. When I first got the word that I will be giving the talk, I was ultra-excited, but in the weeks leading to the event, my excitement quickly turned into anxiety: According to the TED/x format, talks cannot exceed 18 minutes, […]
read full postFinding Your Life’s Purpose
When we reach the age of adolescence, many of us start to think about the purpose of our lives. Initially we expect to find some sort of global or common theme that brings a sense of purpose to us, but speaking with others about it, we quickly realize that this is not the case. Life […]
read full postAnswering the Big Questions through the Small Ones
In his 1982 song “think too much” singer Paul Simon debated whether he overthinks things, or perhaps does not think nearly enough. In the first verse of the song he says: “I started to think too much When I was twelve going on thirteen” Do you remember this age, when you started to think about […]
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