Statuses

I’ve found Mr. Harden’s bloggers rule to be true.

That said, there is much more that we agree on than disagree on. And I know the things we do disagree on we could discuss rationally because of the respect for each other built on top of that which we agree on.

Hemingway. For Whom The Bell Tolls. First Edition.

Mine.

Times are more than a little tough right now for many. We could all use a bit of fresh thinking and words of hope. For this reason, I’ve reduced the Kindle price of my books Enough and This Could Help to $2.99 for the time being. I sincerely believe both will help.

I’ve had a couple of folks report that their Minimal Mac t-shirts are getting long in the tooth. They asked if they could replace them. So, I’ve made them available again for a limited time.

The Art of Leading: The Significance of Personality and Character in the Choice of Leadership Personalities in the Economy by Klaus M. Leisinger

A new book from my client, Caux Round Table for Moral Capitalism. I was the Publishing Manager. Pretty proud of how it turned out.

Family Resemblance Project

Over the course of three years, adoptee Eric Mueller invited hundreds of people into his studio to be photographed, asking them what family—and family resemblance—means to them.

My father, daughter, and I are happy to be included in this.

This. So much this (If you’re able).

“I can’t spend enough at locally-owned businesses.  I can’t tip people enough.  I get more $20 bills so I can say “keep it” over and over.”

“Oh no! It’s a poem titled ‘What’s In The Sack’. Can you guess what it doesn’t answer? What’s in the sack! You had one job!”

— Beatrix, age 12, will judge your poem by the cover too. Even if you are Shel Silverstein.

“All of the desires of this world are like rays of light. – You try to catch them in your hand only to find there is nothing in your grasp.”

– Rabbi Nachman of Breslov

This morning’s work. Preparing a Lentil and Vegetable Stew in the crock pot.