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An Open Heart
I’m pretty much an open book, and if you pay attention, you can follow me as I work my way through life. I don’t pick random flaws and challenges for my characters to experience. I choose those in which I’m dealing with myself. So if you want to know me, all the good and bad, then just read my books. Or anything I write. Or don’t write… You haven’t heard from me in a while, which says something too. Yes, I have been working on a new book, and I’m quite sure it’s the best I’ve ever written, but there’s
Red Mountain in Pictures
A few of my favorite photographs from my time on Red Mountain. I hope these visuals enhance your reading experience as you jump into the stories of The Red Mountain Chronicles. Revisiting these shots sure does make me miss out there. I wonder what Margot and Otis are up to… (Click to enlarge the image)
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Words to Turn Your Day Around
I’ve written before about Leila Meacham, who has been a huge inspiration to me over the years. Today, I want to pass along more of
Do What You Love vs. Love What You Do
What is it about the post-baby-boomer generations who struggle so with having to work for a living, especially having to work a job one doesn’t
Gratitude
I want to share a quick story, and it has to do with my own life, but I tell it in hopes that my words
Digging Deep
Cheers from 35,003 feet up in the Delta sky. I’m headed home from Las Vegas and had the great fortune of running into one of
Thank You, Soldiers
A while back, my wife and I were in Hood River, Oregon sitting on the back deck of the Big Horse Brew Pub trying to
Always Be Therapizing
I have an addiction to self-help books. In fact, I probably need a self-help book about my addiction. Honestly, I don’t see how any of
UFOs in a Glass, a.k.a. Defining Natural Wine
No one has done it yet. Not really. No one has laid down the law on the true definition of natural wine. Even dipping into
Make the Next One Better
A friend from my Charleston days contacted me recently. He’s not only a friend. A mentor, really. He’s the guy I run my big questions
Life’s Brevity
I’m currently taking a course from master marketer, Seth Godin, and one of the assignments was to answer the question: What would you change about
