Whenever I see a squad car in the distance, my first reaction is usually to tap my brakes. Mainly, it’s because I’m speeding, but also because it’s a force of habit. And as much as I dread getting stopped for speeding, I’m actually a pretty big fan of police officers. Just like the majority of […]
ContinueWill Loyalty Be Your Legacy?
This past weekend I was originally planning to join some great family friends to celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary. But, those initial plans quickly changed last Tuesday night when I found out that one of my closest friend’s dad passed away. After battling various forms of cancer and countless complications due to a weak immune […]
ContinueAre You Ignoring the Invisible Hand?
As much as I’ve always enjoyed reading, my short attention span makes it impossibly difficult to finish really long books like Adam Smith’s The Wealth of Nations. And chances are you’ve never made it all the way through the 1208 pages either. But, if you ever took a basic Economics course in school, you’re probably […]
ContinueWhere Have All The Reasonable People Gone?
It looks like 2011 is going to be remembered as the “Year of the Showdown”. A few months ago, Charlie Sheen and CBS’s Two and a Half Men parted ways in a contentious, drama-filled split. The NFL lockout continues as billionaire owners argue with millionaire players over a new collective bargaining agreement. A shutdown of […]
ContinuePlease, Be Predictable
When movies are described as ‘predictable’ that’s typically a bad thing, right? But what about when people are described as predictable… is that a bad thing too? I suppose that depends on who you ask. If you ask me, predictable people are great. Why? Because when people are predictable, you always know where they (and […]
ContinueWho Do You Take For Granted?
During my senior year of college I spent a little more time at a local watering hole than I probably should have. Of course, this wasn’t because I enjoyed going to the bar. As luck would have it, a few of my roommates and friends worked there nearly every night of the week. So as […]
ContinueI Didn’t Win
This past Saturday morning, I was one of the 18,000+ people in Green Bay who participated in the Bellin Run. It’s only the second time I ran in this annual 10k race, and as it turns out, it’s also only the second time I’ve ever run 6.2 miles. After the event, the obvious question everyone […]
ContinueWhen Quality Matters…
The other day when I was walking through the parking lot at Jimmy John’s, I noticed the ‘tag line’ on the van of a local carpet cleaning company. It said “When Quality Matters”. As I drove away with a ham sandwich that was made with freshly-baked bread, I couldn’t help but think how ridiculous that […]
ContinueSunnier Days Ahead
After a long, snowy winter, it’s no surprise that most of us couldn’t wait for spring to arrive. But so far, it doesn’t seem that spring is quite ready to give us that literal and figurative fresh start for new life that we’ve anxiously been waiting for. This year, it seems that spring has been […]
ContinueWho’s In Charge Tomorrow?
After almost ten years since 9/11, the U.S. military finally got Osama bin Laden. Through a combination of observing, strategizing, communicating, planning, training, waiting, and executing, U.S. Navy Seals ‘Team Six’ brought the world’s most sought-after terrorist to justice… a great day for the United States military and the safety of the entire world. However, […]
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