Why does society need to have both the husband and the wife (both spouses/partners) working to be able to afford anything? To answer that we must go back and see what changes were made over time.

Most people have an event in their life they would consider a watershed moment - the death of a parent, sibling, or good friend - getting a particular job or losing a particular job - a severe illness like cancer or some other life changing disease. These events can change your view on life itself.

When you were little did you touch something hot that burned you? If you did you learned not to touch that anymore. People call that a life lesson.

Why is it that some people feel that life is a competition and that someone must loose in order for them to win?

Most people think they have integrity, but do they?

Why is it that the human race has this inability to stop itself from researching a technology past the point of being helpful?

Is it funny or ironic that I see a lot of memes and posts this time of year reminding people to slow down and don't be stressed?...

How do you know when it's time to sell your car? How do you decide? Do you run a cost-benefit analysis? Are you brand loyal?

Have you had experience with scope creep, time suck and/or overwhelm? Have you ever remodeled all or part of your home?

I've had a lot of various thoughts and questions running through my head and I can't quite come up with a single article from any single one

Should employers require employees to park farther away, saving the front door parking for their customers?

Observations about pedestrian road safety.

What do you consider is the perfect coffee pot? Do you have a favorite? Do you grind your own beans?

The world is going headlong into MMT and it is not sustainable.

When you make a decision to do something, do you ever stop to think what happens as a result of your decision? What's next?

What is the importance of a name? It differentiates you from everyone else. That applies to you or your business.

Every so often, I am reminded of an old saying, "One man's trash is another man's treasure."

What are your hobbies? Has one ever turned into an obsession? Did you ever consider turning one into a career? If you did, did it work out?

Most of us struggled with the work-life balance pre-covid, but all that changed in 2020. How is your life different?

We've all experienced mixed signals at points in our lives.