You may not have heard this broadcast on Alabama Public Radio. Their initial feedback was, essentially, "too controversial." What do you think? 

Replacing the Gen X male is the Gen X female. She rules the world. We all - and I mean all of us - work for her.

My brother Dale planned a special surprise for Dad on his 83rd birthday. Here's the story.

I wish I could remain immune to Christmas stress but memories of past Christmases make me go overboard. And I probably will again this year.

We create terms and phrases to insert into our lives to disguise the fact that what we're really doing is just having fun. 

Counting  your blessings is supposed to make us feel grateful. So I tested it. And, strangely, it works.

There are some thing that are just too personal to talk about, even with very close friends and family.

I'm an OK guy at most things I do. But from time to time I spot folks and I know immediately that I'm better than those people. And it seems I'm always in my car when I see them.

My three million miles of airline travel have taught me some things about travel and how to take it all in stride, especially during the busy holiday travel season. Bottom line: Smile. Let it roll.

My clients ask me to stimulate their thinking. To push them to identify a new paradigm that will shape their business in the future. I introduce them to the idea of lanterns and candles. And turntables. And horses. And travel agents.