Perspectives should be like a summer rain. Fresh and allow growth. Sit in a different seat or look at a problem from a different point of view and see what you notice.

Spending time outside does something for the mind, the body and the soul. Moab is a special place full of Gods creativity and insights from the universe.

Strive for perfection in yourself rather than seeking to be perfect.

We’ve got plenty of time so take it to use that Zoom call and tell someone you love them.

There’s a new normal in town now. I’m asking myself how I’m going to handle it and who I want to be.

Life comes in waves so you’d better learn to swim if you hope to surf.

Kids grow up so fast. But living in the moment lets you hold on to them while they are young and enjoy the wonder they bring. Collecting snapshots of those moments is how I keep them little forever.

Relationships are like binary star systems. Two objects that produce energy but appear to be one point of light. However, even in binary systems stars light drifts and eventually have to shine on their own.

Venus is known as the morning and evening star. Despite being a rather small sized planet, its shine teaches us about the night sky and other lessons about life. . .

With New Year resolutions in tow, I went back to my goals from last year to find a letter I wrote to myself. At the time I didn’t know how much I would appreciate it but reading it a year later gave me hope about the year to come and my role as a dad.

Thoughts and inspiration from a Christmas road trip through Costa Rica.

A parade and circus across the sky as the day moves to night like a changing of the guard.

One isn’t always the loneliest number that you’ll ever do.

A story from a dream inspired by the night mountain air.

Dr. Seuss lessons aren’t just for kids.

Paul Simon is one of my favorite artists. I’ve been learning lessons from his music for decades and now I get to apply them.