Throughout my life, I have achieved a variety of skill levels ranging from “outstanding” to “mediocre at best”. More often it has been the latter rather than the former and “mediocre” is that gray area that lies between “crummy” and “average”. However, these statuses all represent and opportunity for growth! Many skills, sports would be
Well, it’s winter and we still find ourselves right in the middle of the coronavirus crisis. Thank God that at least the elections are over! Daily life has changed for all of us and I, like most, have more free time on our hands… at least when we are not washing them for 20 seconds.
Since I last wrote about my new hobby, my stable of gear has grown substantially. I’ve made some awesome deals, some o.k. deals, and I probably overpaid a little for a couple of guitars but I was still happy with the transactions. Right now I have way too many guitars and not enough talent. Each
2019 is here and it is time for some new personal and professional goals. Honestly, I have very few personal bucket list items left … swim with dolphins, drive a high performance track-worthy car, and jump out of airplane (maybe). While not bucket list items, I still have some personal and professional goals … Personal
“So you want to be a rock and roll star? Then listen now to what I say Just get an electric guitar Then take some time and learn how to play And with your hair swung right And your pants too tight, it’s gonna be alright Then it’s time to go downtown Where the agent
Preparing to leave high school, I began to consider my career path. Going to college without at least some sort of specific goal was uncomfortable for me. My first thought was law. I liked to argue and did spend some time on my high school debate team. I had also competed in several speaking contests
