I received an email yesterday that read… “Just a quick note of thanks for an awesome book. As you are aware, I too had some challenges over the past years and so appreciated your intentionality and passion for seeing the world with a pair of brand new glasses. Throughout my journey I have found myself […]
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My business donates space to house the Philadelphia Sports Hall of Fame Preview Gallery (www.PhiladelphiaSportsHallOfFame.org) It is a proof of concept in an effort to raise funds for an actual museum one day. It is closed during the week, but I have a key in case there is a Philly Sports fan wonders in during
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GS10KSB is short for the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Business program, which is a condensed MBA sponsored by Goldman Sachs created to assist small businesses grow. I am a graduate of the 16th Cohort out of Philadelphia. There are many Cohorts that have graduated from all over the country. This past weekend we made history
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Today is my Birthday! I’m 64 years young!! On your birthday you are supposed to think of a wish before blowing out the candles on the cake. As I continue to look for firsts to do on my quest to live life like I am dying I have a birthday wish for all of you.
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“Some day I hope you get the chance To live like you were dyin’” was part of the lyrics of the Tim McGraw song “Live Like You Were Dying.” https://youtu.be/_9TShlMkQnc. I watched this video recently that was posted on a friend’s Facebook page on the anniversary of him passing 7 years ago from ALS. I
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I was sitting on the bench with the sculpture of Homeless Jesus in front of St. John’s Hospice, back at my old stomping grounds on Race Street in Center City Philadelphia. I was waiting to serve the lunch crowd at the hospice, finally getting to a pandemic postponed “first” from 2020. I had been cleared
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Every Thursday for the last year I have spent the day with my two-and-a-half year old Professor – my first grandson. My Professor, whose name is Luke, is teaching this reformed work-acholic the true meaning of life. I get to see the world once again for the first time through his-eyes. Class is once a
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Last Sunday I stood on a stage in Ambler, PA. in a Pink Tutu to deliver my FIRST stand-up comedy routine. I had learned so much, had so much fun and stretched myself as a person in living life in my Leap Year of Firsts in 2020. I wanted to provide my audience with a
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I received a phone call this week from a friend who was struggling. He was in a “dark place.” Someone very close to him had betrayed and hurt him many years ago. He had locked this hurt, resentment, sadness and anger away. This was until a recent unrelated occurrence triggered the reminder of this betrayal,
Never in my wildest dreams did I ever think that I’d be working on a standup comedy routine to perform LIVE on stage for the first time in my life. That is what I currently find myself doing. I’m three classes in on a five class standup comedy education that culminates with me “graduating” on-stage
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