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Recently I've noticed at around the same time every morning, I hear a certain bird outside my living room and after a while I started to feel like I could understand the bird.
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Last night I witnessed a group of cars block off an intersection and take turns doing donuts in those cars that resembled vehicles from Fast and Furious. They were fast, they were loud, and when the cops got close, they disappeared in a heartbeat. The organization of it all is what fascinated me.
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Yesterday was national Margarita Day, a lot of restaurants competed for consumer dollars. What sets each apart? More importantly, what can we learn?
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We quit on events in life simply because we don't get the result we want, WHEN we want it. But great goals and results take time and there's a reason that should excite you.
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Who inspires me? I'm inspired by those who don't just make a difference, but make an IMPACT. Currently, I'm inspired by a 16 year old girl, Mackenzie Sanschagrin, who is raising 10's of thousands of dollars for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society through her virtual Superhero 5k.. The lessons I've observed from her heroic effort are lessons that we can all apply toward elevating our own lives.
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If you want to join the Virtual Superhero 5k this weekend, signup here and race for a great cause.
The Polar Vortex is wreaking havoc in Texas, especially in my city of Dallas. Millions are without power and no idea when it will return. In sitting in a house with no electricity, I learned a few things about humanity.
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This weekend, my brother and I Completed the Hoka One Rocky 50, 50 Mile Trail Run race. Through 6.5 months of training and 13 hours and 49 mins of racing, I learned a lot.
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You're close to the day of a major event, you're excited, nervous, and ready to get going. How do you handle the day before so that you can perform at your best?
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I used to take everything personal. Every rejection, every "no" until a day 10 years after I was doing playing college football I learned there was a reason I wasn't getting as much playing time one season as I wanted...and It had nothing to do with me!
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Often times our inexperience leads us to make mistakes. We can't take personally the errors we make simply because we didn't know better, in fact, we should laugh at them.
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