Goodbye bad luck!
Everyone knows someone that is doomed to have bad luck forever. The type of person that has enough bad days to pass them out to every person in the world and there would still be some left over....Hi my name is Jonny and I'm that person!Let me just share with you some of my bad experiences in the past three weeks: 1. Stolen camera (over $900)2. Car accident (my fault)3. Speeding ticket4. Car towed (on the same day I got the speeding ticket)5. Left my lights on in my car 3 times (yes ladies and gentleman 3 times)However, I'm not the type of person that lets these bad moments affect me.

Turkey Catches Of the Week! Gobble Gobble!

No need to stress the Holidays are here!
Its that time of year again...break out the holiday music, decorations, old family recipes and get ready for your stress levels to hit the roof. Why is the most wonderful time of the year have to be accompanied with unwanted stress. All we really want to do is just enjoy the time off with our families and friends. So why don't we? Especially while everyone is dealing with the difficult times, this is when we need to focus on the appreciation and support of what we already have and not focus on material possessions as much. A good thing to do would be to go into the season realistically thinking that not every single thing will go as planned. That way when something doesn't

How do you approach the immensity of the sea?
"If you want to build a ship, don't herd people together to collect wood and don't assign them tasks and work, but rather teach them to long for the endless immensity of the sea." - Antoine de Saint-ExuperyIt's that time of year to think about your Shoulda, Coulda, Woulda list or for some its our New Years Resolutions.It's that time of year when we 'herd' people into staff and board retreats and re-evaluate the strategic plan and also the time of year we feel our waist lines explode over our jeans and think back to the #1 New Year's Resolution - to lose weight.The

Will American Ingenuity Be Enough?
As I understand it, languages that are read from left to right promote linear thought. While languages that are read from right to left promote non-linear, holistic thought. It's the balance between forest and tree perspectives that leads to innovative leaps. Well, for centuries the Chinese central