STEVE JOBS
Your work is going to fill a large part of your life, and the only way to be truly satisfied is to do what you believe is great work.
And the only way to do great work is to love what you do.
Here we are on a Sunday evening reflecting on the weekend, perhaps enjoying a few thoughts regarding Friday’s get-together with friends, or time with the kids on Saturday and/or Sunday afternoon. Perhaps you just enjoyed the quiet of a Sunday afternoon and the sense that Spring is in the air.…
If we live our lives in fear of failure,
RICK WOLF
the memories of opportunities missed
will haunt us forever.
For the past week I have been living in NJ and watching Tucker, my son’s dog, while he and the family were taking a short vacation. While I did enjoy some golf, two days of rain gave me lots of time to enjoy morning news programs, catch-up on some back “Coursera” assignments, read email that had stored away for a rainy day, and reflect. …
Leon Gorman
A culture of service is just a day in, day out,
ongoing, never ending, unremitting, persevering,
compassionate, type of activity.
Last Monday morning I had the opportunity to enjoy coffee with my friend Craig Poole at Reading’s Doubletree by Hilton Hotel. Coffee with Craig is always a learning experience. He has that unique ability to take a complex idea, explain it in layman’s terms, and then identify actions that serve to exemplify it. He is the General Manager of Reading’s Doubletree by Hilton and had the distinction of being named a 2016 recipient of the chain’s highest award ( CEO’s Light & Warmth Award.).…
Rarely can a response make something better,
what makes something better is connection
Brene’ Brown
The move is completed! Laura, Chad and the “Pups” have settled into the new “den”. Boxes still fill the house, but slowly and surely treasures collected over the years will find their way to new locations and soon this new house will take on the comfort that comes with time and use. It will become a part of them, and they will collectively transform a house into their home.…
Maxwell Maltz
MAN MAINTAINS HIS BALANCE, POISE,
AND SENSE OF SECURITY,
ONLY AS HE IS MOVING FORWARD.”
Every Thursday we drive to New Jersey to babysit the Wolfpups (aka our grandchildren), while my son, Chad, and his wife, Laura, attend to their busy schedules. The day is always fun, filled with laughter, and its end comes much too quickly. This past Fall, Chad and Laura decided to put their house on the market and began the search for something nearby, but a little bigger.…