Clag (a thick fog). Last year I wrote my first ever spooky podcast. This year, on a drive to school with my oldest son, through incredibly creepy ground fog, we started free styling a story and came up with another. Just in time for Halloween. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did writing it.

I did a short Halloween story last year and had fun. With collaboration from my oldest son, on the way into school on a creepy foggy morning a few days ago, another came to me. - I hope you enjoy it.

Sometimes the best ideas come from something super simple and concise. This time it came from a fortune cookie. Something as simple as two sentences that can change the way I feel and rewire my brain.

It’s cliché that knowledge is power. If that is your rule of thumb, you’re missing the answer to your question and possibly to life. Knowledge is good, but action is accelerated learning.

Just like the GPS in your phone/car, you have internal GPS. It’s constantly giving you ideas and tips that would make your path in life a smoother and simpler direction. We often don’t hear or acknowledge the advice being given to us. Here's how we can!

I thought it was too good to be true. Complete Clickbait. Yet despite those ideas floating in my head, I hit.”listen to” anyway.

I have this friend of mine, a teammate from my old college football team, the SDSU Jackrabbits. He’s got a beer review. Only this particular review teaches more about life -than the beer itself.

Everybody has a top 10 list of everything in their life. When something hits the top 10 list, like this burger did for me the other day, it should be something to be savored, not necessarily re-created.

Much like a fifth grader getting ready for the local science fair, the use of the scientific method shouldn’t stop in grade school. Here’s how you can use it and how I used it to make life better.

And by mean, I’m not suggesting being a jerk. The world has enough of that already. This is a tool of how you can use mean, mathematical averages, to better gauge your life.