Leap Year Lesson #233: Some Days Don’t Have Learning Moments

When I began this year of blogging about daily lessons learned, I wrote that my daily framework centered around three words - ground, stretch and reflect.  After making sure each day is grounded in strengthening that which is at my core, and after stretching to do more than others expect of me throughout the day, …

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Leap Year Lesson #232: Friendship Is a Big Thing That Is Made Up of Little Things

I chatted on Facebook last night with Doug - a good friend from high school - about some old memories.  Doug has an amazing memory, recalling far more details about past events than I do.  He impressed me last summer at our reunion with his recollections as well. Doug shared several memories last night that …

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Leap Year Lesson #230: Seeming Coincidences May Not Be Coincidental

Some sequences of events are impossible to explain.  You have to sit back, smile, and enjoy the ride.  That happened today in the most unlikely of ways. Part 1: Linda and I had plans to go mattress shopping to replace our 32-year-old mattress that we bought one year into our marriage.  (Yes, you read that …

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Leap Year Lesson #229: Enough Left Turns May Still Get You To the Right Place

I've been thinking lately about the unexpected path that has led to my current work role.  As I've shared before, I love what I do and am very fortunate to get to work with the great people on my team. If I step back, though, and look at a big timeline of what has transpired …

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