Monday Morning Mojo

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In the late 1980s I decided to become a storyteller. I parlayed my theater experience into one of the oldest art forms on the planet. I learned Beowulf, Grimm’s Fairy Tales, Australian Aboriginal DreamTime myths, Native American teaching stories, and I made up my own tales, too. The picture at the right was taken in 1996 at my annual […]

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Go For the Zest

This weekend my son, Gabe, went to Holi, an Indian holiday where everyone is given bags of colored powder that they throw on everyone else.  There is also a ton of music, tablas, chanting, and an outdoor party atmosphere. Holi is a spring festival also known as the festival of colors and the festival of

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Timing is Everything

My wife, Laura, wanted to get rid of that red couch for some time. The deal was finally sealed when my German Shepherd puppy, Sita, chewed a big hole right in the front. In the picture you can see the hole just under Sita’s front paw. The pup (now 106#) was teething and though we

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Get Ready

Here in DC we are with snow again!  This has to be a great year to be a kid; the snow keeps coming adjacent to the weekends forcing schools to close. This is the 5th such snow in the last 3 months! Are these snows inconveniences? Not if you’re ready!  By ready I don’t mean

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Wu Wei

Just about the time this newsletter goes out, 3am est, the snow is supposed to hit in earnest bringing us 5-9″ here in Washington, DC. As it is a Monday the kids will have another day off from school, an extension of the weekend. This is the next in a long series of snows that

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Axis of Vulnerability

Last week I was in Tampa with a group of colleagues. We meet every five months or so to help each other with our business strategies, all solopreneurs like myself with advanced practices. Almost as soon as we gathered we created a visual that we called the Axis of Vulnerability to describe our work at

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