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Every Monday, I’ll try to offer something to think about in a short video nugget,

hoping you’ll take two minutes to consider for extra perspective to help you start your work week.

New episodes drop on Mondays by 10AM US ET here, YouTube, and LinkedIn. 

All past episodes are available here and YouTube. 

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  • Start your day by checking on yourself

    Last week I received some great advice – Start your day by checking on yourself. Ask yourself “how am I doing?” Name your feeling in one word.  And then, ask yourself what’s one thing that I could do different today that would matter. Transcript Last week I received some great advice. A friend and I…

  • Gratefulness Challenge — year two

    Last year I offered a “Gratefulness Challenge” for February, which I hope you’ll consider joining me on this year. It’s easy to wake up on hard days and cold days or whatever you’re going through and immediately gets stuck in what’s wrong. It is a little harder to do that if one of your first…

  • Today is a good day to (re)start

    Some of us were going to start this year with a new diet … or a new exercise program … or were going to start a year-long Bible read or some other book club … or maybe you decided to take a break from podcasting over the holidays but you are going to resume in…

  • Don’t forget to press pause

    The famous philosopher, Ferris Bueller, once said: Life moves pretty fast. If you don’t stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it. It’s easy to forget to look around when you’re in the midst of something amazing – so, click pause and soak it in. transcript The famous philosopher, Ferris Bueller,…

  • Tradeshows are for hugs and shakes

    I love large-scale, in-person events. Not for the content but for the people and the opportunities. Let’s wrap 2024 and talk about the importance and ramifications of connection. transcript Last week, I lamented about 30 years of Las Vegas tradeshows – and one particular downer of a memory.   But I also want to give THANKS…

  • No one goes to Vegas twice

    It’s been said that no one goes to Las Vegas twice – for it is not the same city and they are not the same person.  That’s not the actual saying, but let’s use it to talk about 30 years of Vegas tradeshows. Transcript It’s been said that: No man steps in the same river…