Tag Archives: joy

Don’t Save the Good Stuff

Where did we learn “to save the best for last” anyway? I’m blaming the only place I ever learned anything: Sesame Street. But it doesn’t make a lick of sense. Who knows what tomorrow will bring? At the start of quarantine … Continue reading →

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Random Act of Kindness

RAVE to the young man who helped me load 700 pounds of tile into my truck at Home Depot. He was outside waiting on something as I was slowly lifting heavy tile packages when he asked if he could help. I said sure, … Continue reading →

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Office Culture

I used to be a big believer that office time was essential for productivity, but remote working during the pandemic has proven me completely wrong. Not only has productivity increased — so has happiness. Equally important, we are free to … Continue reading →

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Key to Life

Comical Explanation

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Tick Tock of Life

Tick tock, tick tock,tick tock goes the clock. It’s so rhythmic it’salmost soothing. It lulls you into a falsesense of security. Tick another coffee.Tock another meeting.Tick another lunch.Tock another quiet night in. And before you know it, you’re so numb from the comfort … Continue reading →

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