Take me out to the ball game... On a warm Sunday in June the Lancaster Barnstormers took on the Somerset Patriots as 500 children watch. These
Summer Roadtrip Down South
Summer Roadtrip Down South
My wife Anna and I recently went on a summer roadtrip for vacation. We bought our first travel trailer, after tent camping for 9 years, and then
Tips for Helping Your Kids Develop a Strong Work Ethic
Tips for Helping Your Kids Develop a Strong Work Ethic
A strong work ethic is not only an important skill for a career, it is also important for the education process, and for life in general. The act of
The Value of Work & Relaxation
The Value of Work & Relaxation
I grew up working, and learned from an early age to keep going until the job was finished. We had the opportunity to participate in building a
Happiness and Earned Success
Happiness and Earned Success
Imagine that tomorrow you win the lottery and collect $500 million. Would you be happier being wealthy than you were before? The answer to that
What’s the Color of Your Child’s Parachute?
What’s the Color of Your Child’s Parachute?
The average adult works approximately 1,700 hours a year (Source). Since so much time is spent at work, it’s best if you can enjoy your work and find
People, Policies, and Your Voice
People, Policies, and Your Voice
According to the National Institute of Mental Health, 1.1% of the US adult population suffers from schizophrenia. This small percentage represents a
Volunteer, Give, Advocate
Volunteer, Give, Advocate
In June 2012, a debate was held at the historic Oxford Union on the topic on whether “social media has successfully reinvented social activism.” An
Open Their Eyes
Open Their Eyes
March 3, 1991. Rodney King. In a day that will live in infamy, African-American Rodney King was beaten with batons by Caucasian police officers after