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Watching the Fire
Sheila invited me to a date night down at the Touchstone Center for Crafts in the Laurel Highlands. Touchstone
Organizations Have a What’s Next Problem Too
Their Leadership Plans In my Substack posts, I mostly write about what it means for individuals to navigate What’s
Something Unexpected Is Still Growing
Hair Today, More Tomorrow The summer I interned at the National Institutes of Health, I got a perm. The
How I Spent My Birthday Awake Wondering Who Is Right
It is 1:54 on Tuesday morning as I am writing this. I know the exact time because I just
I Asked AI to Roast Me.
It Got Personal. Editor’s Note: A number of folks have reached out to me asking why I haven’t written
The Day I Became My Own Client
One ending, one beginning Sixteen years ago, I walked into my boss’s office for our regular Monday morning meeting
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The Power of Others
How good an influencer are you? Most people think they are good, but the amount of frustration I see
From: Let It Go to Let It Be
I have some disappointing news for fans of the movie Frozen and good news for fans of the Beatles.
In Pursuit of Inner Peace: Mine
People often inquire about the inspiration behind Resilient Wednesday topics, and I usually share that it springs from daily
The Art of Grieving: A New Path for Healing
The most powerful stories of resilience are our own. This month, my wife, Sheila K. Collins, is releasing her
Tear It, Shred It, Burn It
My brother, Chuck, recently shared an item on a refreshing media outlet named Nice News. Their approach to news
Handiwork and Hardiness: Building Resilience One Knot at a Time
My parents worked with their heads rather than their hands. Fixing a leaky faucet or jazzing up the walls