Every day I drive for work, I see it. Red lights ignored. Phones out at seventy-five. People adjusting to the chaos like it's normal. Because it is now. But here's what I keep thinking: we take our cues from the people above us. And when those people stop following the rules, the message travels fast. New post. Rules of the Road
Realer, Maybe
What if your next job interview happened at Walmart, and you didn't know it?
New leadership/fiction. Link in bio.
The best lessons don’t come from conferences. They come from rooms like this. Theology or Horror. Who’s Driving? New post. Five Minute Observations.
The Word Got Very Tired
Wrote a short story about a man who thinks he's running a quick errand. Sometimes the most important thing in the room is the one you know nothing about.
Read it at fiveminuteobservations.com
Sixteen miles after months of nothing. A race named for a man in a wheelchair who refused to call it a handicap. Everyone here carries something. Everyone here shows up anyway.
New post up at Five Minute Observations.
He Likes You
Some debts aren't yours to pay. But someone decided you owe them anyway. Discover what I learned about carrying something you never borrowed.