I’m back from a very powerful, emotionally draining weekend. It was absolutely wonderful. I came closest as I ever have to crying a few times. More on that later. For now, here’s the talk I gave Saturday morning. I’ve embedded no links and all typos and rough edges are included. I’m sure you’ll give me …
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Hitting bottom is the moment of truth for an addict, whether the shackles are made of heroin, booze or food. I’ve been there. You have a choice: Clean up your act or die a painful death that can be either quick or slow. People ask me all the time about my big moment. The answer …
We’re six months into this pandemic. If you feel like you’ve hit a wall, you’re not alone. And there’s a solution.
The drive and resilience to be a blessing to others are a true legacy.
With a global health crisis raging and gut-wrenching street violence thrown in, we need our heroes to drive us forward.
Talk isn’t just cheap; it can create huge divisions among people. Taking positive actions that help others goes a lot further. What can you do to help?
We’re dealing with a pandemic with a broken forecast model. Maybe it’s time to try a different approach.
Can a military decision-making process help those struggling with mental illness?
I’ve been self-quarantined for 23 days, but I have a long list of things keeping me sane.
When depression is a coping tool for the environment you find yourself in.
