Monthly Archives: July 2011

Society puts great emphasis on the ability to remember.  People with good memories tend to excel in many areas of business and self development.  Millions of dollars are spent on supplements and techniques to enable us to recollect facts and … Continue reading →

I recently went on an incredible vacation.  The trip was generously bestowed to my wife and me, free of charge.  We could scarcely have afforded it on our own and will certainly never be able to reimburse the person who … Continue reading →

People today have access to enormous amounts of information instantaneously.  The flow of new incoming data never stops.  For me, the problem lies in taking time to reflect on it. The Psalmist David begins a famous passage with the words … Continue reading →

People from all facets of experience, from the self help author to the concentration camp survivor, have concluded that the ultimate freedom is the ability to choose one’s response to a situation.  Perhaps this is what Jesus meant when He … Continue reading →