Opus. Living a life so attuned to who you are and what you want that you could give a flip for what others expect of you. That kind of life dedicated to a vision and a cause that the people you meet couldn't help but be attracted to it if they had anything like the … Continue reading There’s Nothing You Have That I Need
Category: Knowledge of Self
My Near-Life Experience
If you've ever wondered about the mysterious and fascinating topic of near-death experiences, check out the BBC documentary called "The Day I Died." It's on video and available as segments on YouTube. Most of us have probably heard about the commonly uncommon experiences of people across all cultures who have clinically "died" only to be … Continue reading My Near-Life Experience
Bulls, Squirrels, Ducks, and The Five-Year Plan
Peter Danis is the successful owner of Figlio Restaurants and Vino Vino Wine Bar here in Columbus. I was fortunate to hear him address some of the best and brightest seniors at Upper Arlington high School a couple of weeks ago. What he said certainly resonated with those kids, who are starting their adult lives … Continue reading Bulls, Squirrels, Ducks, and The Five-Year Plan
Put “and” in Your Brand
These days, I meet many people who have recently lost their jobs or who fear they soon may. Just Friday I met with someone "between opportunities" who sought my help in connecting him with his next one. I am happy to do what I can to match people up with open positions I know of. … Continue reading Put “and” in Your Brand
How are MY Ratios?
A BUILT TO LEAD fundamental for every leader in work AND life is watching their "ratios." NOT financial ratios, but the "vibes" (usually in the form of non-verbal cues in body language or tone) we all send to one another. Your "ratio" is the number of "positive vibes" you send versus "negative vibes". When we … Continue reading How are MY Ratios?
Think Fast
In days gone by, growing up with four brothers, I often heard a shout of "Think fast!" as some object, usually hard and round that one of them had thrown at me, was inches away from hitting me in the face. It paid actually to be able to think fast in those circumstances. Take it … Continue reading Think Fast
Four Eyes
I'm myopic, and have been since I was young. It's a fancy word for being nearsighted. I can still read without needing eyeglasses, but I need the specs for driving, sports, and for figuring out who's coming towards me down a long hallway. Kids call other kids who need glasses "Four Eyes!" This week, I … Continue reading Four Eyes
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