After taking a break for a couple of weeks, I talk about my blog post, "Just Enough," which is about kids, adults, and eating.

In this solo episode, I talk more about my blog post on not doubting and just doing. We all have decisions to make in our professional/career lives and when we choose one thing we forego another. What if it's possible to forego less? What if our perspective is what really needs to change?

Another solo podcast where I talk about another blog post of mine, "Ten Minutes A Day." This one is about a personal process that managers (anyone really) should practice for at least a week to see whether my assertion holds water. The assertion is: Spending just 10 minutes wrapping up every work day with a review of the goings on pays dividends.

In this episode, I expand on a blog post of mine, "The McAvoy Rating." In 2012 "The Newsroom" aired with an opening like no other. Will McAvoy (the main character) vehemently explains why America is not the greatest country in the world and backs it up with data. I took some time to revisit that data just to see whether anything's improved.

I have a decision to make that involves three opportunities. I have to choose one. I took the opportunity to write creatively about making a specific decision, and in this episode, I read it to you.

An excellent conversation with Nadine Kelly a mother, wife, drummer, retired physician, and health coach among many other things. She's an all-around spectacular human with an important lesson for us all (hint: you're allowed to change).

This week I talk about two of my blog posts. One post is about routine and anti-routine and the other is about all those awareness days and why they might actually be good.

Having a guest bail out isn't great, but it's a good example of when you need to change tack. Ironically enough, my last blog post was all about changing tack. So, here's a short episode for your enjoyment!

Lou Garwood and I have a conversation that covers leading people who fear the space to explore and a variety of additional topics. We even cover The Great Bowie Escape!

I am a fan of DE&I efforts, especially those seeking to root out biases. I still have concerns about what creating even more labels for people means to society.