Are You On Track For A Successful 2019? By Kevin Dunlap Every January most Americans, and I dare say the world, set goals that they want to accomplish in the upcoming year. And by February most people have fallen off the track on achieving that goal. Why [...]
Eric Courtney - An Interview By Judi Moreo Eric Courtney is a photographer with whom I have had the pleasure of getting to know personally over the past couple of years. His beautiful work is often displayed at the City Lights Art Gallery in Henderson, Nevada where [...]
Feast for Fifty By S. L. Gore If ever in a moment of madness, you agree to stage a dinner for fifty people, may my own experience help guide you through the odyssey. I want to establish right away that although I love to cook, I am [...]
A Fresh New Start By Ridgely Goldsborough The boy stuck to his side of the street. Growing up in the city, he never saw such huge trees, powerful enough to burst through the middle of the sidewalk and break the concrete with their roots. He wasn’t used [...]
A Final Note By Judi Moreo Is our destiny out of our control? No, definitely not! We can shape our destiny by being true to ourselves, being authentic, and determining what it is that we want. We must be open to possibilities and have the courage to [...]
Realize and Manifest Your Own Destiny By Anthony Burnside “The only person you are destined to become is the person you decide to be.” _________________ Ralph Waldo Emerson I know my use of such an antiquated 19th century American territorial expansionist philosophical term as the title of [...]
From the Editor By Judi Moreo Dear Readers, We are living in a world of accelerating change. To survive this increasingly unpredictable and competitive environment, you need to find ways to mobilize and pull together the brainpower of all the people around you. Ingenuity has become more [...]
A Final Note By Judi Moreo Throughout this issue, we have shared our views and perspectives as well as specific tools and techniques for breakthrough thinking. Some of you might be wondering, “What do I do with all of this now?” Realize that if you don’t act, [...]
Go Back To School By Ridgely Goldsborough The girl spun on her toe for the last time, stopped, flexed and took a bow as the audience burst into applause. She smiled, curtsied and ran offstage into the waiting arms of her classmates. “That was soooo…fun,” they cooed [...]
Hot Soup on a Cold Night By S. L. Gore It’s cold, it’s dark, and you are in need of some comfort food. Or maybe you want to invite a few friends for a casual meal tomorrow but you’ve got a day from hell with back to [...]
