Today I ran across an article and read the following:
In case you haven’t heard, the modern world binge-watches, and thanks to Netflix, it’s become a widely expected part of today’s viewing experience.
To Binge Or Not To Binge
One Week In
Time to pause and reflect on my renewed focus/vision to write something every day. I just wanted to share a few things I’ve noticed and observed over the week since the reboot. Continue reading “One Week In”
It Is Well With My Soul
I wrote a post a few days ago about the book Miracles. I came across another chapter which briefly tells the story of how Horatio G. Spafford came to pen the well-known hymn “When Peace Like a River/It is Well with my Soul”.
Limited Capacity
As human beings, we all have a certain amount of capacity. How much work we can do, ability to help others, focusing on oneself, etc. Sometimes though I think we have trouble understanding our limits and how much capacity we really have.
Tools of Titans
Been reading through the book Tools of Titans by Tim Ferriss for the last few weeks. I purchased the book over Christmas with the intent of reading it through. However, a blog/vlog that I follow was doing a daily walkthrough so I decided to join in. Continue reading “Tools of Titans”
Miracles
Eric Metaxas has written a wonderful book called Miracles. I’m almost done but wanted to share some of my thoughts.
I have to admit that when I received this book I thought the discussion would be around healing. That is naturally where most people go when thinking about miracles. There are stories about healing miracles, but not until later in the book. Continue reading “Miracles”
My Weighted Journey
As early as I can remember I was always fit and active. As a youth, I played both soccer and baseball and did so well into my teens. All throughout high school I played various sports and always stayed active. Shortly after high school I got married and continued to be active through my work in horticulture, landscaping, and cabinetry. While my sports activities slowed down, my work activities did not. Continue reading “My Weighted Journey”