Surplus…
If you have been following this blog for just a few months, or for the past one to two years, you will see that I often find the words of Seth Godin to be magical. Every now and… Read More
Darkness to Light
I recently read Lamar Odom’s memoir Darkness to Light. If you don’t know who he is I will simply tell you that he grew up in Queens, New York, played in the NBA for a few different teams,… Read More
Be Exceptional
I stumbled on this while doing my best to learn a little bit more about the history of the Presidency of the United States. My wife and I decided to make it a mission to take our children… Read More
Why would you write about Tiger?
We all make mistakes
Money, Time, Priorities = More Problems
Maybe? Sort of. Not really. But yes, they could mean those things. Have you ever caught yourself saying, “I can’t afford it?” but then you end up buying other things that perhaps you just don’t need. Or let… Read More
External vs Internal Love
After I posted a few thoughts about some things I learned from Justin Timberlake (see post from March 6th) I received an anonymous comment that I did not want to overlook. I could feel the commenter’s pain, but… Read More
First Podcast Now Available
Inside Personal Growth Podcast interview about Exceptional Every Day with Greg Voisen and Jason Valadao
Undrafted: a great example of The Process
From April 25th through April 27th hundreds of college football athletes waited eagerly to see if their cell phones would ring and their names would be called. Some knew they would be drafted in the first round, others… Read More
Meeting Herschel Walker: Saying Thank You
Many of you may not even know who Herschel Walker is, and some of you may recall that he won the Heisman Trophy, played for the Dallas Cowboys, and even competed in the Olympics on the USA Olympic… Read More
It is truly just another day
I am truly grateful beyond any words that I can type upon this blog post for the support of blog followers, friends, colleagues, and people I have never ever met before. Many people would look at today as… Read More
What would you do if you were me?
I often reflect on how smart my children are. I don’t compare their “smartness” to other kids…I despise when parents do that…but rather compared to me. At the ages of 7 and 9, I was not even close… Read More
Saying less, but with more intention
I am learning to use fewer words, talk less and listen more. It has been an ongoing process, and one that requires a great deal of intentionality. You see, setting goals is a good thing, but setting intentions… Read More
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