I have been quietly working on a new project for the past month. The project is called Stem Cell Authority. We are building a resource that gives credible news and information about stem cell treatment. The research behind stem cell treatment is groundbreaking and exciting, especially in the areas of joint repair and pain. However, […]
Improvement as a byproduct of measurement
I recently downloaded an app called “Strides.” It’s a simple habit tracking app. I came up with 5 habits that I want to do each day and as I do them, I check it off as completed for the day. It’s gamification. How many consecutive days can I get of completing all my habits? It […]
Trusting the Process
It’s so easy to get restless and eager and want to “force” things to fit your expectations. I can think of countless projects I made more difficult on myself because my restlessness and discomfort convinced me that I could do something right now to make things happen faster. It’s important to always be mindful of […]
Please Stop Saying Sorry
My wife and I took a trip to the grocery store the other day. I rather enjoy food shopping with Jules. She meticulously picks out the freshest items and I follow her like a puppy carrying the baskets and carts. She’s the cutest. It makes me happy. The only problem is that every time I […]
Getting the Most Out of Life: 4 Truths that No One Wants to Hear
Life is hard. In many respects, it is easier to ruin one’s life than it is to stay on the straight and narrow. Getting the most out of life is an intentional act. You have to want to live well. I have ruined my life before. I was terribly addicted to drugs. I had piles […]
Teaching the Next Generation
When I first started my blog, I used to care a great deal about “providing value” to my readers. I would spend hours, and even days, researching and writing the most well-informed articles possible. I wanted to teach people. I still do. Recently, I’ve observed myself spending less time on long-form, informative blog posts, and […]