Wisdom

Learning To Roar Only When It Matters

Not long ago, I found myself in a conversation that wasn’t really a conversation at all. You know the kind,…

1 year ago

The Scales of Truth

In a quiet corner of the countryside, a humble farmer and his wife lived a simple but contented life. They…

1 year ago

A Beat Too Far

They had imagined retirement as peaceful and slow, with birds in the trees and coffee on the porch. But then…

1 year ago

Argue Less, Live More

Mark Twain once said, “Never argue with fools; they’ll drag you down to their level and beat you with experience.”…

1 year ago

Is It Worth the Fight? Picking your battles

There’s a certain heaviness we carry after a fight, whether it’s with someone we love deeply or a stranger who…

1 year ago

Lobster Lies and Dockside Laughs

In a small coastal village, a fisherman was strolling up the dock, proudly carrying two large, lively lobsters — one…

1 year ago

Grandpa’s Backup Plan

A older man woke up one night and noticed some prowlers sneaking around his backyard storage shed. Concerned for his…

1 year ago

Hope Blooms: An Easter Story

Spring was here, but the town felt gloomy and dark. News on TV and online talked about divisive upcoming elections,…

2 years ago

If I Knew Then What I Know Now…

As I grow older—and hopefully wiser—I find myself reflecting more on my life. With nearly six decades of experiences behind…

2 years ago

Wisdom at 30,000 Feet: A Cowboy’s Truth

On a long flight, a smug young atheist sat down next to an old cowboy in a dusty hat and…

2 years ago