The Nicest People You’ll Ever Meet Are Lost in the Woods
So I’m at mile 20 of a 50K, staring down the daunting eleven miles I still have left to run. This isn’t even my first time doing this distance, which…
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Why Sleep Became Non-Negotiable for Me
I used to think productivity meant pushing through exhaustion. But over time, I noticed something: When I slept well, everything else worked better: my focus, my mood, my skin, even…
College Choices: Control What YOU Can Control – Part Three
In this third part of our three-part series on TakeMetoYourLawyer.com – we’ll explore the final choice and rewards of the process. The Final Decision: Perhaps the Best Part Maybe the…
College Choices: Control What YOU Can Control – Part Two
In this second part of our three-part series on TakeMetoYourLawyer.com – we’ll explore the “mystery” of the great … APPLICATION process. Application Strategy: Where and How to Apply As students…
College Choices: Control What YOU Can Control – Part One
I hear frustrations from families constantly about how much of the college admissions process feels completely out of their control. While it’s true that students can’t control every aspect of…
Princess Peggy
In the rush for American heiresses to marry titled husbands, there were very few actual love matches. Most were blatant trades of the privilege of wearing a coronet in exchange…
The Navy Without an Ocean
The War of the Pacific is not a widely known conflict outside of South America but it is one that made a lasting impact. The five-year war was conducted between…
Rural is Global
So, there I was. Attending my first Global Trade and Investment Symposium speaking to representatives from foreign countries while sitting on a panel between a world leader in electric vehicle…
Top 5 Favorite Space Songs of All Time
It has been said that “beauty is in the eye of the beholder”. In the case of music, I suppose one could substitute “ear” for “eye” in that old -adage. …
The Global Index of Kindness
A missing layer in how we measure human progress For decades, nations have measured success using hard numbers. GDP, productivity, exports, growth rates. Useful metrics, certainly, but they describe economies…