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It’s Easy to Complain When You SIT on the Sidelines.

The college football season is now officially underway, and for many people, life is once worth living again. There is something interesting about watching tribes emerge in fall for this sacred festivity … people gathering for sacred rituals involving grilled Johnsonville Brats, glowing 60″ flat screens, massive amounts of cheap beer, and sometimes heated battles about the prowess of their tribe. [...]

If You Resigned, Would Anyone Care?

This past week, many Apple geeks were rocked with the news that Steve Jobs was resigning from the helm of one of the most iconic companies in the history of our planet. The lamenting of Steve’s leaving was echoed throughout Twitter and the blogosphere; a lamenting that almost seemed like an eerie funeral of sorts [...]

Why Honest Feedback is Valuable

As iron sharpens iron, so a friend sharpens a friend. – Proverbs 27:17 Honest feedback is something lacking in our world today. Our culture has placed such a focus on being sensitive to others or only listening to what makes us happy that it can be rare to find a person who is willing to [...]

Go Ahead … Fail!

I like to fail. Why?  Because when I fail, it means that I tried. There are things that I’ve done that didn’t quite work out like I planned and there have been times where attempting a challenge may have made me look foolish.  But I don’t care because it is better to try and fail [...]