Dear Son, one of the greatest lessons I’ve learned about trying things is that you can never make progress by not trying.
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Dear Son, One Of The Greatest Lessons In Trying
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Dear Son, You Can Pay Me Now Or You Can Pay Me Later
Dear Son, a quick summary on how life works. In 1981, FRAM oil filter executives ran TV commercials proclaiming the genius of regularly changing your vehicle’s oil filter. Pay a few dollars for an oil and filter change when it’s needed, or pay a ton later, to repair the engine damage:
Profoundly simple. Simply profound.
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Dear Son, Same Goes With Everything Else
Dear Son, one of my secret weapons in finding motivation to tirelessly do the hard work for work life balance is imagining my life doing the opposite of the hard work.
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Dear Son, The Best Way To Understand Critical Importance Is To Look At The Opposite
Dear Son, getting and staying organized are pathetically under rated because it’s very difficult to master. Your motivation to figure out a great system should be firmly rooted in the fear of living life the opposite of organized.
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Thinking Big Can Be As Close And Personal As Learning How To Become An Organized Person
Dear Son, the “big three headliners” in wellness and work life balance are mind, body and spirit. People leave out two additional critical success factors: honing your career skills, and being decently organized with the paperwork of life.
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