Category: Blog Post

  • Voices That Matter: The Impact of Shared Stories

    Voices That Matter: The Impact of Shared Stories

    I wanted to write a memoir like The Glass Castle but I… …wanted more eccentric characters. I wanted to infuse my Italian American upbringing into it. I needed to tell not only my story but the story of my wife, my kids, my church, and my walk so far. I wanted to share that the…

  • Chapter One: Mosquitos | Miseries | Mindsets

    Chapter One: Mosquitos | Miseries | Mindsets

    Breaking | Building | Belonging Why the voices we follow matter What is happening: I’d like to offer preview chapters of my memoir to my loyal subscribers and friends. I know not everyone has the bandwidth or interest in reading or purchasing the book at this time, Howevere, i thought some of you may appreciate…

  • Meet the author

    Meet the author

    I recently shared this about the author video. Thank you all for supporting me through the years as many of my WordPress blog posts have made their way in as stories in my memoir Breaking Building Belonging : The Voices We Follow Matter . Buy the audiobook on Google Play.

  • Meet the Radical Street Librarian

    Check out this LinkedIn video about a radical street librarian who creates pop up bookstores everywhere she goes . She brings books to book deserts . The more books a child has early access to the more likely they are to become readers . LinkedIn Video

  • Press Pause to Leap with Wonder and Rigor

    Press Pause to Leap with Wonder and Rigor

    I got very little in the non-negotiable column. Everything today seems so monumentally essential and life and culture-changing that non-negotiable is not in the vocabulary for so many critical matters that must be faced and tackled assertively in our midst? I decided to start small. I decided to do one non-negotiable thing.

  • Chart and Use “The Course” with Bias Blasting C.U.D.O.s

    Chart and Use “The Course” with Bias Blasting C.U.D.O.s

    Hi everyone and welcome to your Food 4 Thought : Chart and Use “The Course” with Bias Blasting C.U.D.O.s We are excited to bring you Food 4 Thought, with the intent of sparking new ways to look at and approach our lives and work, tackle the changes we are faced with and maximize the opportunities…

  • Sometimes

    Sometimes

    The poem “Sometimes” by Sheenagh Pugh, written in 1999, celebrates the unexpected moments of hope, kindness, and self-discovery in life. With a clear structure and poetic devices like rhyme and repetition, the poem inspires optimism and gratitude. The narrator’s video recitation and analysis add depth to the poem’s message.

  • How do we find the joy in where we are?

    How do we find the joy in where we are?

  • 7 Quick Tips from Sinek: Playing The Infinite Game

    7 Quick Tips from Sinek: Playing The Infinite Game

    Watch all 7 of our quick tips on Simon Sinek’s Infinite Game.

  • Happy New Year 2023