Better Brain Power

Phineas Gage was a railroad worker who, at age 25, in the year 1848, had a metal rod shoot through his skull in an explosion accident. This rod went through his cheek, behind his eye socket, and out the top of his skull. He not only lived, but showed no physical problems other than being…

My Golden Rule

We are all striving to be more successful.  We usually are working on one area of our life or another at any given time. In our quest to succeed, we seek out information that helps us get what we want or where we would like to be. We listen to friends, read magazines, go to…

Why Consider Alternatives?

In the mid-1800s, women in maternity wards were dying at a high rate of puerperal fever, also known as childbed fever.  A physician named Ignaz Semmelweis, while working at a hospital in Vienna, Austria, noticed that women in the maternity ward staffed by male physicians died at a rate three times that of the ward…

Getting Started

It’s often the first steps that are the most difficult when taking on big challenges. Have you ever stood before a closet that needed cleaning, but were not sure where to even begin? Or a messy garage? We can let that feeling of being overwhelmed paralyze us. The solution is to do something. There may…