Now might just be a good time to take inventory of you life, both physical and notional. Have you grown or outgrown you comfort zone.

Take the time to get out in that great big world. Travel to other states or other countries. Get out of you little pond and gain some experience.

Spring cleaning is not just for you house, your garage, or your basement. Spring cleaning can help you remove the clutter from your life.

When is the last time you used a something that did not need a power source or WiFi? We have lost touch with the real, tangible world. The 4H Shooting Sports camp is a great way to get kids away from the artificial, digital world and back in touch with the real world.

Everyone should have a personal stress reliever. Take the time and opportunity to deliberately engage in a relaxing activity, one that allows you to focus on something other than work or family stress. Music, woodworking, knitting/crochet, whatever.

Sometimes you need to get up early and deal with the cold and the damp chill. How many people miss out on worthwhile experiences because they are unwilling to experience any discomfort? Paul shares a story of voluntary discomfort and the rewards of pushing through.

One of the hardest things for adult men, and to some extent women, to do, is to park their egos and allow themselves to be coached. The greatest roadblock to future success can be our own bias and egos. Park your feelings and be coachable.

Why do we teach our children mathematics; Algebra, Geometry, etc? We teach them so that their brain learn how to solve problems. Math trains the brains to problem solve. They learn about the theorem, hypothesis, and conclusions.

A theory is not a conclusion. It is not evidence of a fact. Theory is just your opinion or feelings about a subject. Far too often, modern man makes decisions based upon their feelings or a theory not upon the experience of facts.

Thanks to the advent of the Internet and YouTube, we now live in an era where everyone is an expert. There are thousands upon thousands of self-proclaimed experts online. Your task is to divide the treasure from the trash, the good advice from the garbage advice. But, how?

We have all heard the term “Stay in your Lane” but what does it really mean? How can we apply that advice to our day to day life? “Stay in your Lane” means different things to different people.