Early this year when I was recovering from back to back heart procedures to address some major blockages that had snuck up on me over the past few years I made up my mind that I was going to plan and execute on a garden this spring / summer. Honestly, it’s something I’ve always enjoyed […]
Once Bitten, Twice Shy
As I’m sure most of you that follow me on instagram, twitter, or facebook are already aware. This past weeked I got bit by a snake. If you ask my son, he’s quick to tell you that it was a “dangerous brown cobra” and that he’s planning on dealing w/ him later (true story, out […]
New Year, Better Outcomes!
I don’t know about you, but I’m excited to put 2018 behind me and get a fresh start on 2019. I was driving through Arkansas and Mississippi this week and saw several unharvested fields of cotton and soybeans. I’ve also seen more ruts this season than past years, putting a lot of people behind the […]
I’m still around…
Wow, it’s been a long time since I’ve blogged. I just wanted to get a post up here to let everyone know that even though I’m not throwing up blog posts or firing off many tweets or facebook posts that I’m still around. Have been extremely busy so far this year w/ Farmers Business Network. […]
Kindergarten, here we come!
I’m sitting here eating lunch and thinking about how quickly this day has snuck up on us, we meet his kindergarten teacher tonight and he begins his educational journey. I hope he takes it seriously and acquires an appetite for learning. He has a blank slate right now, it won’t be much longer —and that’s […]
Video: The Strangest Secret – Earl Nightingale
My team and I have been doing some professional development training recently and we’ve had some really cool curriculum. I wouldn’t say that I’ve learned anything that I haven’t heard before, but I think I’m able to absorb a lot of the information better now for some reason. This video is an archive of an […]
Eisenhower’s Quadrant for Time Management…
I’ve actually seen this a handful of times in the past while attending seminars, training, etc., but I’m not sure that it’s ever resonated w/ me as well as it did this past month when our company started doing some time management training through a 3rd party. The “Eisenhower Method” stems from a quote attributed […]
Lots to be thankful for…
Have you ever had 100 things going on at once and then finally you get everything finished and then you take a deep breath? Well, that’s where I am today. Two weeks ago this past Saturday we received the phone call we’d been waiting on for 3 years, we had a kidney! Donna and I […]
Successful -vs- Unsuccessful People
I recently ran across this graphic and thought it presented some valid points, some of you may have already seen it since I shared it on my Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter accounts. As I’ve mentioned before, the reason I blog these days isn’t so much for me to exchange ideas w/ others as it is […]
Update on Donna’s Kidney Transplant
I’ve had several people reach out to get an update on Donna so I thought I figured it was time to update the blog with the latest news on our journey toward a kidney transplant. Currently, she’s still on peritoneal dialysis, she hooks up every night around 10pm and unhooks each morning about 4am. As […]
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