Part 1 of my attempts to work on my anti-bucket list fear of thunderstorms; what I tried already and what other ideas I have so far.

How many times do you mistake online digital progress in something as a substitute for actually living life in the real world? I'm here to challenge that!

We use numbers to measure our apparent successes and failures, but life is more than numbers - as I discussed in this speech I gave at Toastmasters a few years ago.

Tired of electronics and personal gadgets taking over your life? Check out this big list of things that people used to do for fun before there were such things as smartphones and tablets!

When life gets hard, I listen to music. Here's seven of my favorite songs for difficult times. What's on your playlist?

Why I sometimes feel like King Midas, and the tools I personally use to help with depression and decision paralysis.

What happens when you want to change your life, but are uncomfortable with change in general? Here's some suggestions for you.

A Google Trends compilation of fears that people around the world have searched for in the last two decades. Are you surprised by any of the results?

Ok, you're ready to get started with your own anti-bucket list. But how? It's all in this post here.

If you've ever wondered why anyone in their right mind would want an anti-bucket list, listen on. (Hint: it's different than 99% of the other anti-bucket list definitions out there.)