Making Changes that Stick

As I have written countless times, I'm not a big fan of New Year's Resolutions. I believe in making small changes all year long, which I have written about here and in my book, and have talked about in many presentations. I recently read an article in Fast Company called,…

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Double Check Your AI Research

Recently, a friend of mine, in a group text about baseball, made a comment about how, paradoxically, a team can score fewer runs in total than its opponent in a doubleheader and win both games. I replied, "I’m having trouble with the math on this." While I waited for his…

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Small, New Habits, All Year

I’ve written and spoken about New Year’s resolutions countless times. My main messages relating to New Year’s resolutions are: They tend to fail because we make too many, or ones that are too big New habits can be formed any time of year, not just in January Rather than making…

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Involve Me and I Learn

I recently heard a simple but powerful quote attributed to Ben Franklin. I wanted to share it here considering “Be a Lifelong Learner” is one of my Six Simple Rules for a Better Life. “Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember. Involve me and I learn.” I…

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Learning from Pickleball

You have to have been living under a rock to not have heard about the pickleball craze. I only played a few times before this year. Then, in February, while visiting my sister-in-law and brother-in-law in Florida, I played a few times, and fell in love with the game. I’ve…

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