Everyone I know dreads making monthly loan payments or paying bills in general. Sure we like driving our vehicles, we’re thankful to have a roof over our heads and we like buying things on credit to earn the award points; but those dang payments, Ugh! Would your mind change if I paid your next mortgage

Last week we talked about Choose Your Hard and I believe you did just that, you had to. It wasn’t fun, nor was it enjoyable but I bet that at the end of the day when you put your head on the pillow you were glad that you chose and overcame the hard way. Without

Choose Your Hard Let’s find out what Walter Payton, Rocky Balboa and Matthew 7:13-14 have in common. In the mid-eighties, the Chicago Bears were on CBS every Sunday. Fans tuned in to watch the fiery coach, the flashy quarterback, the league’s best running back, or the hard-hitting defense. Personally I loved watching Walter Payton run.

How Many Do You See? Two years ago I referenced the man in the mirror example and asked you, who looked back. Today’s example is slightly different because sometimes we can “see” or “hear” more than one person looking back at us.  One morning I was just feeling down thinking about the direction of my

Relax everyone and don’t let today’s title scare you out of reading. Rest assured, I will not vent about someone who has offended me nor will I give you tips on how to give a piece of your mind to someone that has ticked you off. Instead, we are going to bring to the front

I was recently at a meeting with about one hundred colleagues and during the presentation, one of the speakers highlighted the scholarship endowments that people from outside the association had created. This speaker used the word legacy when describing the family’s intention to help student-athletes pay for college expenses. When I returned to my office,