Your Daily Groove – The Nature of Forgiveness
“If you watch how nature deals with adversity, continually renewing itself, you can’t help but learn.” – Bernie Siegel
Your Daily Groove – We Belong To One Another
“If we have no peace, it is because we have forgotten that we belong to each other.” – Mother Teresa
Will Rogers on Universal Basic Income
“No matter what you have to hand out for necessities, the receiver should give some kind of work in return. Cuz he has to eat just the same when he is laying off as when he’s working. So every city or every state should give work of some kind at a living wage so that no one would be in actual want.” – Will Rogers
Your Daily Groove – The Wisdom of Water
“All water has a perfect memory and is forever trying to get back to where it was.” – Toni Morrison
How to turn Sarasota into a Marketing Mecca
In order to make our lives a work of Art, in order to continue to develop the Art of this community, we need only to realize that Marketing, the culmination of what we do, why we do it, how we do it, and with whom we share it, is a medium that offers incalculable opportunities that, until now, have only been hinted at.
Preface to The Rucksack Letters
How Jack Kerouac inspired me to cope with my ADD by taking to the road and writing my second book “The Rucksack Letters”.
Your Daily Groove – The Life You’re Creating
“Life is not a problem to be solved, but a reality to be experienced” – Kierkegaard Science has afforded our civilization many advances we could not have made were it not for the existence of research, experimentation, classification, and hypotheses. Yet though we have become adept at creating formulas that do …
The Growing Insanity of Growth
Moving forward, as we continue to sacrifice our time, talent, and labor to the activities of turning our natural wealth into man-made wealth so that it can be absorbed by the ostentatious few, let us consider that pandering to growth for the sake of growth may just be the greatest insanity to ever face humanity.
The Convergence of Culture
Ultimately, our culture is what we make of it. It is comprised of our arts, our music, our beliefs, and the way we operate in concert with the rest of the world. Although many of these things are given to us, our culture is defined by what we decide to embrace, and the art, music, beliefs, and activities we produce ourselves.