We had our 4th flag football game of the season this morning. Against the best team in the league. The same crew that crushed another team 44 – 0. 15 minutes before the game our QB wasn’t there. I looked at my son. “Ashton!” I yelled. “You’re the QB today, buddy!” He looked at me like I’d just landed from Mars wearing a fluorescent pink tutu with tentacles sticking out of my head. The other team scored first, 7-0. We answered right back, 7-7. Then it was back and forth like ping pong match on…

I pick up my son from school every day. It’s always an interesting conversation on the drive home. Today’s conversation? Walkmans. Yes, remember those brick shaped things we thought were so futuristic? I told him how teenage Adam would mow the grass, sweating in the Michigan summer humidity, Walkman strapped to my hip, while blasting Guns N Roses. When the tape ended, I had to shut of the mower, eject the cassette, flip it, and pray the batteries weren’t dead. He looked at me like I had just…

Another hard hitting message at church this morning. Very timely. I truly believe there are no coincidences in life. He was talking about prayer, but my brain instantly jumped to one of my all time favorite Jim Rohn quotes: “Don’t wish it was easier. Wish you were better. Don’t wish for less problems. Wish for more skills. Don’t wish for less challenges. Wish for more wisdom.” Jim Rohn drops the mic with that one. Most of us spend way too much time/energy wishing for “easy” mode. We pray for…

I might yap about this topic a bit too often. The software tools I use. I have a love/hate relationship with my current tool, WordPress. When it’s working, it’s the best tool I’ve used. But it comes with its challenges/headaches/screaming in my pillow at 3 am. And I like to air those frustrations online. Maybe a bit too much 😜 My mentor uses Kajabi. I’ve consumed about 80% of her content via the Kajabi app. When I’m making lunch or dinner, cleaning up the kitchen, eating lunch or out on a…

NEWSFLASH: People will judge you no matter what. Your co-worker will whisper about your “silly Internet business idea” Your parents might think it’s “too risky” to share your opinions online. Your Aunt Karen might ask, “How’s that little internet hobby going?” at the Thanksgiving dinner table while plopping a helping of taters on her plate. SPOILER ALERT: People are gonna judge you regardless. Here’s how I see it… You can get judged and let others dictate your life. Or you can get judged…