Year: 2018

Youth Samuel Ullman Nobody grows old by merely living a number of years. People grow old only by deserting their ideals. Years wrinkle the skin but to give up enthusiasm wrinkles the soul. Worry, doubt, […]

Over 45 years ago when I first began my career as a professional speaker I felt good when many of the members of my audiences laughed at my jokes and were moved by some of […]

I’d flown in to Halifax and after two aborted landings we finally gotten on the ground. It was two days of making presentations and creating videos to be shown to all of the employees of […]

I had purchased postage stamps at our local Post Office counter and was waiting to pick up my back mail when I overheard a dedicated Afro-American postal service clerk as he displayed a new Commemorative […]

Recently I watched a T.V interview with Lou Holtz, legandary football coach at Notre Dame and many other Universities by Joe Buck. It was a truly inspiring show for me. Lou Holtz said many thought […]

When I went out on the road speaking as a professional I worked hard on my introduction with whomever was given the job of introducing me to an audience. I would endeavor to get them […]

While dining out with Jean the other day a pretty little girl in a fancy dress came in and sat down quietly as her parents talked with two other adult couples. This tiny Miss took […]

When I retired from the Grand Trunk Western Railroad one of my fellow workers asked me who would be filling my vacancy. I told him I didn’t leave any. I figured I had done my […]

Yes, “Ya Done Good!” That is the name of a song I wrote some twenty plus years ago. I wrote it as the sound track for a Audio Visual presentation and the visual part of […]