Month: October 2012

What is the true cost of safety? I was just reading a chapter from my book titled Winning the Safety Commitment. The chapter titled Hot Buttons covered finding the right hot buttons to push when […]

What if, when you died, you had to step forward and identify yourself so that a panel of your peers might determine just where you might be headed next. What could you say for yourself? […]

My wife Jean and I have just returned from a two thousand mile drive around. That is a long road for aging legs and backs and we were really happy to return to the comfort […]

Reading today’s point to ponder below, about an archer, reminded me of the illustration about the stages of excellence that are often available to us.  An beginning archer might start out feeling it is a […]