Book of The Month – The Snowball: Warren Buffett and the Business of Life

Looking back through my last few articles, I realized that I have frequently been running myself into the ground. My bed had risen to priority number one, and anything pulling me out of that warm and cozy spot didn’t seem so appealing. I’ve managed to turn things back around over the last few weeks, though,

Today’s my 39th birthday. Statistically speaking, I’m nearly halfway through! Not sure why I said wrote that with excitement, knowing your life is nearly halfway over is a very odd feeling. I have been reflecting on my life today and thought you might enjoy reading a few lessons that I’ve learned in the first half.

“I don’t like that man. I must get to know him better.” ~ Abraham Lincoln Why did people call Lincoln “Honest Abe”? He tended to tell the truth mostly because he saw the truth most of the time. He knew deep down how everyone is a mirror for other human beings. On an ego level,

Growing up I tended to befriend people who agreed with me on most issues. But as I aged I realized the danger in surrounding yourself only with people who think like you. How can you be open-minded if you never had to think outside of a narrow line of thinking? Being closed-minded creates every problem

I walked the dog a few moments ago. We jogged down a steep hill. At the bottom of the hill I turned around to begin the ascent. Fear arose in my mind. I feared: running out of breath slamming into muscular fatigue as lactic acid built up in my legs pulling a muscle I am