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Tag Archives: books
As snow softly falls this evening here in southwest Michigan, I find myself looking forward to 2020 and the possibilities that still await us upon the dawn of the new year. While I am not one for making resolutions, I … Continue reading
December 30, 2019
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While I am not one to propose New Years’ Resolutions, I have for the last few years used the One Word approach each January to have a focus for the year. This has worked well for me and for 2019 … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Development
Tagged 2019, authenticity, author, books, change, giving, New Year, reflection, resolutions, writing
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Clean house! – Clean office! – Clean mind?
The holiday period was a productive time for me. In the days right before Christmas, I cleaned my office and pitched so many old things that some of it pre-dated my arrival at Stone Belt by about a decade – … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Development
Tagged books, Bradley Galin, care, change, Evernote, MBA, memory, organizing, Personal
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