To understand my situation, you should know a bit about children.
Kids are great. I have three of them. Many expats say that children are the single greatest way to break into the local community and meet people. If you … Read the rest “Don’t Separate, Assimilate: Thoughts on Getting Your Kids in School as a Foreigner”
To understand my life over the past 3 years, you’ve got to understand a little bit about bacteria.
And not just any bacteria. I’m specifically thinking about the bacteria called Group A beta-hemolytic Streptococcus, the bacteria that causes the … Read the rest “Going to the doctor is a waste of time: Thoughts on a post-socialist medical system”
In the past day I was the target of 2 verbal jabs from people on Social Media. The first was a statement about “people” who write about “being what you are” not having a clue, and the second … Read the rest “Like a gold ring in a pig’s snout: Social Media and Discretion”
Watch this video on the ESPN website here.
To understand me, you’ve got to know something about basketball.
When I was a kid, I loved basketball. I would play all day, and on the weekends I would watch it … Read the rest “A Video That Will Change Your Life.”
Some of the social media comments on my last post were interesting. After a day or so of time to reflect on it, I believe there are probably a few more things I could say on the topic of how … Read the rest “You Just Do You: A Follow-up to “There is None Good But God””
As I said the other day, to understand more about me, you should also understand something about journaling.
Journaling is essentially nothing more than writing, and when people write things down they tend to remember them better. But there is … Read the rest “Journaling: Writing Things Down To Help You Forget Them”
To understand me you need to understand something called journaling.
I used to talk to myself. All the time. Sometimes I would let it slip that I had been talking to myself about something while I had been in … Read the rest “Keeping a Journal Can Help You Become the Person You Were Created to be”
In order to understand my world you need to meet my kids.
I have a son, aged 6 years, and a daughter, aged 3. About once a day, I hear something from my son that I usually never believe. Sometimes … Read the rest “We Do Not Have To Be Right”
For the next 8 days in am in Hungary at a training conference with 40 other leaders from my organization. There are representatives from Macedonia, Moldova, Russia, Ukraine, and many other countries across our region. I am well in … Read the rest “4 Reasons why Leadership is the Most Important thing in the World”
To understand me, you’d have to understand quite a bit about wood.
Life around 2010 for me was mostly about my work and my family. That was all that I thought there was space for. I had just gotten us … Read the rest “Life Is Better With a Hobby”
