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No matter what time of year it is, errands are an unavoidable part of life. (And with the gift-giving season at its peak there are more errands to be run than ever.) And running errands can be unpleasant: Someone takes… more →
The crazier this world gets, the more motivated I am to become a better person. After all, you can’t change the world. You can only be the change to wish to see in the world. (Thanks, Gandhi, for putting that… more →
I don’t have to tell you the holidays, with all their extra to-dos on top of the to-dos that are already part of your normal life, are stressful. It’s really, really easy to let that stress color your feelings about—and… more →
Make a Difference Day—an unofficial holiday since 1992 that encourages community engagement—is happening on Saturday, October 26th. It’s the perfect opportunity to make time to give back before the whirlwind of the holidays sets in. But how can you take… more →
So you probably know by now that I launched a podcast called “How to Be a Better Person” (based on my book of the same name). It’s been a really fun and exciting undertaking that is a great exercise in… more →
via GIPHY September 23rd is only five days away and that means that the How to Be a Better Person podcast is officially in the birth canal!! Wait, is that gross? What I mean is, it’s about to be born… more →
Last week, I spent my Thursday night at a Podcast Listening Party, where I and 9 other Rhode Island podcasters shared a three-minute snippet of our podcasts. (It was hosted by the What Cheer Writers Club, a cool collaborative working… more →
I’m sure you’ve heard the saying that good guys finish last. I just hate that saying. With a passion! Because here is what I know to be true: the more you act on the intention of doing the right thing,… more →
Last week, my household had a fairly typical get-the-kids-off-to-camp morning rodeo—packing up the lunches, applying the sunscreen, rounding up the towels and the bathing suits. I was giving a neighbor kid a ride to camp, too, so I was trying… more →
Remember the cartoons where a main character would be faced with a choice and a little angel and a tiny devil would appear, one on each shoulder, the devil giving destructive advice and the angel offering encouragement and constructive ideas?… more →
