Respecting The Positions of Others

Last week, the title of my article (blog) was You Do Your Thing… I’ll Do Mine. I was basically suggesting not imposing your will upon others to adapt to the beliefs you have. In turn, those others should do the same. It would reduce the tension, anger, and violence. You may think what someone else is…

You Do Your Thing…I’ll Do Mine

These are turbulent times! The divisiveness is so palpable, and with it comes anger, hostility, frustration, and violence. I’m guessing humans have disagreed since the beginning of time, so having opposing viewpoints should not be surprising to anyone. What has surprised me more and more lately is the desire people have to impose their views…

Wellness Is Not AN Act

Healthy living is often broken down into pieces. You read and hear of different fad diets, trendy exercises, and the next “new” idea. You can read a whole book on a particular way of eating, a specific workout, or some other specific thing aimed at leading you to optimal health. Many of these ideas and…

Honesty: The Best Policy

We often refer to people as being sick or being well. The truth is that there is a large spectrum between those two qualifiers. Doctors often define sickness and health by the results of a physical exam and bloodwork. They often minimize the role of diet and exercise. What about all of the other factors…

Don’t Dilute

Like me, you likely find that you have more and more tasks to do, but the amount of time you have to do them stays the same. I have worked very hard at being able to juggle multiple tasks simultaneously while maintaining the belief that I could get more done in less time. For a…