A Sunday Thought I Can’t Shake The Weight of Passive Acceptance — The New Silence Is Louder Than Ever It didn’t end—it just evolved. What once roared now whispers through passive acceptance. It preys on apathy. It is my observation
Ep. 870 – Don’t Mail it in – C26 Podcast Crushing Iron Triathlon (Podcast sourced here) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1nRJdDUZZvM Mind Over Marathon: Finish Strong This “C26 Triathlon” podcast provides a discussion between two coaches about the mental and physical aspects of preparing for
J – 5th grade J – 5th grade A – Second Grade A – Second Grade L – Kindergarten L- Kindergarten Joy, Chaos, and the Beautiful Mess of Fulfillment They say luck is when preparation meets opportunity. But fulfillment? That’s
Follow the white Rabbit – Neo A recent experience brought this powerful idea back into focus: “Unrealistic expectations are just future resentments.” When I apply this lens—and pair it with purposeful and well-calibrated expectations—I consistently see teams and colleagues achieve
https://youtu.be/__WtNhX1Jeg Mary Kay’s Obituary Mary Kay (Livingston) Williams (^^ Link to funeral home’s site ^^) August 7, 1941 – July 24, 2025 Mary Kay Williams, beloved wife, mother, grandmother, sister and friend, passed away peacefully on the evening of July
This post surfaced this memory of mine — There’s a certain irony in how grandparents often have a longer runway to “get it”—to understand and embody relational safety, connection, and validation. Broadly speaking, they’re less entangled in the immediate systemic
Exploring D&C 84:27 – Carnal vs. Non-Carnal Laws, Boundaries, Guidelines, and Expressions During a recent Sunday School lesson, a passage from Doctrine and Covenants 84:27 sparked a cascade of thoughts that caught even me off guard. My initial reaction led
Background: How did this happen? Camping with the Guys: A Wife-Approved Escape It all started with a suggestion from my wife: “Why don’t you and a few of the neighborhood guys go camping?” Her reasoning was both insightful and strategic.
Sharing from the Trenches: A Reflection on Parenting PDA Kids I want to offer a perspective that might resonate with some of you. Maybe an analogy will help. I compete in Ironman triathlons. That means swimming 1.2 miles, biking 112