It’s Here…

It’s Here…

“AI is here!! The world is ending!! Humans are under attack!! Run for the hills!!”That’s often the reaction people have when they think about AI and its impact. In this regard, Hollywood hasn’t helped—decades of doomsday robots and apocalyptic storylines have shaped...
Human Connections

Human Connections

“As we become more and more high-tech, we will need to become more and more high-touch.” This quote from Sam Sikes, author and experiential learning expert, has always rung true with me. I think most Gen Xers, like myself, can easily see how younger...
Get Off Your Phone!

Get Off Your Phone!

Do you know someone who’s addicted to their phone? Maybe the one reading this post? The problem with smart phone addiction is that it’s dangerous to both the user and those in close proximity. And not just while driving either. Personal relationships are...
Distracted from Living

Distracted from Living

I’m convinced that most humans (at least in the western world) are living a subpar life due to constant distractions. Our social media, work from phone, distracted world is literally robbing us of engaging fully with the world around us. Those of you born before...
Conflict for the Holidays

Conflict for the Holidays

“I literally can’t remember a positive thing about you!” Has this ever happened to you when fighting with your spouse or close family member? It’s as though our brain drops its memory function altogether. This is a common occurrence during intense...
The Story Between Our Ears

The Story Between Our Ears

What goes on between your ears is incredibly important. Our self-talk (the way we think about ourselves) determines our successes, failures and ultimately our destiny. Unfortunately, most of our spontaneous thoughts about self (up to 70%) are negative. If I had a...
Embracing Right Now!

Embracing Right Now!

In our world that exalts Busyness over Significance I find this “post” by Blaise Pascal very relevant.   “We never keep to the present. We recall the past; we anticipate the future as if we found it too slow in coming and were trying to hurry it up, or we recall...