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2022 Goals – January Review
For 2022, I have set some goals that I’ve spelled out previously in this post. To help achieve them, I’ve decided to write a monthly check up to help keep me accountable. For a refresher, these are the 5 … Read the rest
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Why you should always pursue excellence
The Wealth Series **Updated for 2025** What does it mean to pursue excellence? Moreover, how do you even define excellence? After all, where we start matters. This article is a sister to another post up … Read the rest
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Happy New Year – 5 things I plan to do in a 2022 Focus
Happy New Year friends! I don’t know about everyone, but for me, I was glad to cap off 2021 – with some of the reasons being obvious with others more personal. Of course, COVID-19 is still around with each variant … Read the rest
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Merry Christmas 2021
Merry Christmas readers! I appreciate the time you have taken to visit the website and read the articles. It is, after all, why I write here. This year has been, in many ways, a continuation of 2020 with COVID-19 fresh … Read the rest
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Vacations & Time Off – Be Sure to Use/Enjoy Them
The Wealth Series ***Updated for 2025*** As part of what I’ve called The Wealth Series, I think vacations and time off are important to your enjoyment and health. The human body isn’t meant to continuously … Read the rest
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Don’t know what you want to do for a living? Get a job
***Updated for 2023*** Don’t know what you want to do for a living? Get a job Seriously – get a job – any job at all. Are you getting ready to graduate from high school? Already graduated? Are you looking … Read the rest
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Happy Labor Day 2021
Happy Labor Day everyone! I have been really busy these past couple of months and suspect it will remain this way throughout the rest of the year – but thought I’d drop a line or two real quick discussing the … Read the rest
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The Milestone Theory
The Wealth Series ***Updated for 2025*** Never heard of the milestone theory? Neither has much of the scientific community, to be honest. Despite this, I’m convinced it’s real, substantial, and has merit for all to … Read the rest
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Right to Work part 3: Safety
*Note: This is part 3 in a mini series on right to work.* For this post, we are going to examine some of the claims made regarding the correlation between right to work and worker safety. More specifically, I want … Read the rest
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Classes – not degrees – enhance an individual
This topic inadvertently came to mind while I was writing another post, which seems to be the genesis for many of my articles here recently. I began to articulate in the other post the idea that classes and not degrees … Read the rest
