5 (Free) Keys to Coping with Pain
I was sitting on the banks of a tributary of the Yellowstone River. My brother, two friends, and I were into day three of our epic adventure through Yellowstone National Continue Reading →
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Yellowstone: Trekking Through the Heart of Beauty & Isolation
Day 1: September 8 Start Time: ~ 4:15 PM MST End Time: ~ 6:30 PM Total Miles: 6.0 Campsite: 5E9 We were 9 one-hundredths of a mile into our five Continue Reading →
Show Me the Money; I Will Show You What Really Matters
On March 13, 2018, the Courier & Press published an article detailing the state employees in the Southwestern Indiana area that made at least $100,000 annually. In total, 111 individuals reached or Continue Reading →
The Psychology of Nutrition (and the Impact of Nutrition on Psychology): A 4-Part Series
Part I: THE BETTER BRAIN: An interview with Dr. Kaplan In April 2021, a book entitled THE BETTER BRAIN was published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. This groundbreaking book by researchers Continue Reading →
Confessions of a Carless Commuter: An Introduction
On August 1st, we officially launched my newest book. It is entitled Confessions of a Carless Commuter: What 40,000+ Motorless Miles Taught Me About Life. As the title would indicate, Continue Reading →
Making Lemonade Out of Limon
Will smiled sheepishly at me from the back of a police cruiser. About an hour prior, after 13 hours of driving into our summer trip out to Rocky Mountain National Continue Reading →
Dear Dads, We’re All in This Together
I must have been no more than 12 years old. Dad was in the backyard, and he had been digging for some time in hopes of finding the blockage to Continue Reading →
My Annapurna
“There are other Annapurnas in the lives of men.” Maurice Herzog It was the spring of 1950, and a group of elite French climbers set out into the mountainous terrain Continue Reading →
The Opening Act
As the story goes, I was supposed to be a March baby. But as the due date and the spring solstice passed by, I was apparently in no hurry to Continue Reading →
What the World Needs Now is Less Drama
“Everyone thinks of changing the world, but no one thinks of changing himself.” – Leo Tolstoy As the United States transitions to new leadership midst the rising challenge of the Continue Reading →