I’ve been reading Ryan Holiday. I know most tend to only see what they want to see but I have enjoyed this author’s works. So far, ‘Obstacle is the way’, ‘stillness is the key’ are read and I am in
This was written last year as the COVID disruptions rolled out in a hopeful manner to slow the uncertainty. It struck me a bit how some things have improved and many have not. Its the way it normally goes. A
Look at this Motley Crue! The circus Livingston. Wouldn’t have it any other way! Some thoughts: I forgot about this shot I took on a stroll in Strasbourg. Man, the moments that shape us. I am grateful for the last
PERSONAL DOMAIN Well, well, well. Accountability time. Looking in the mirror and it’s time to re-calibrate. It’s not a reboot really more of a tuning things in. The photo above, I haven’t been able to accomplish much since falling ill
So, here’s a real question. Because I’m a self coached athlete, This question trolls through my mind a lot. Not in a, am I doing the right thing type of way, rather in a are you in the right place
About the above image: Voiceless dad and his circus. My vocal chords have been besieged and are being held against my will. I’m reduced to whispers. I drink honey/lemon tea, do warm salt water gargle, Listerine gargles and take Tylenol
Sometimes, like today it’s good to glimpse back. Rear view mirror moments I call them. This one, 2017 IM St George 70.3 finish. SO, about 90 mins before this capture I almost walked off the course. I faced a lot
Eat all the things! Yup! The hunger is real. The post swim workout binge hunger has arrived. Tonight we decided to take the kids to the pool too. So, I was a bit time crunched and got a good solid
Checkin’ IN!!!“The ultimate aim of martial arts is not having to use them”― Miyamoto Musashi, A Book of Five Rings: The Classic Guide to Strategy I think there is great wisdom in the thought above. Often times we learn something








