We live in a looky-loo society, and with so much to look at right now, it’s easy to hang on the edge.  Looking.  Just dipping a toe in.  Not wanting to get wet.  Not willing to go deep.  Content watching others get in game, while you  just look.This is particularly common with the aspirational crowd. 

It’s easy to look at someone else’s situation and call it a hot mess. To judge what they’ve got going on. To sit in righteousness thinking you’re in better shape than that person. You tell yourself you’ve made better decisions, you’re smarter, or you’re simply blessed because you’re a good person. And all of that

It’s natural to want to be informed. For most of us, information seeking comes from a yearning to be the best we can be. So we do all the things…Read the recommended authors. Watch and listen to the top thought leaders on the most popular podcasts. Research and research and research. And most of this information costs

Last week, I was minding my own business when I was hit by a car.  And not while IN my car, but while walking in the park.  Girlfriend just came through, hit me with her Buick (with a kid in tow), and kept rolling.  I’m okay, just a bit out of alignment.  I’ll survive.  This

We work until we drop, and we grind ourselves into the ground trying to chase the mighty dollar.  Much of the time we’re struggling to get somewhere only to see a tiny bit of progress.  We have so much to do, with so little time.  And when we actually start making progress and getting money