WAREHOUSE
In The Warehouse, we store everything that’s been unloaded from the Content Barges. You can see it all in a glance…and each piece is arranged by delivery date!
Questions to Get Ahead in Life
Everyone has setbacks. Ever wonder how successful people, such as Jimmy Dean, Bob Hope, or Joan Rivers overcame theirs. So did I. When I was still struggling, my passion was to know how other people overcame rejection and defeat. To be successful in life you must have a certain understanding of things such as: how to deal with criticism, how to overcome challenges, how to balance your life, and even how to deal with success. To understand these things you need to talk to those who have been through it before, who have suffered, persisted, and already succeeded.
3 Lessons Learned While Homeless That Turned My Life Around
Enjoy the story of the old man who taught Andy how to overcome his circumstances and achieve success.
How Can I Find a Jones in My Life?
I really believe that we get according to how generously we give. I don’t mean that in the financial way – I’m saying that as our generosity of spirit flows from us, many times we find that coming back two, five, tenfold, from other areas.
Fear Itself?
President Roosevelt said it. But why…and why do we only remember that part of his speech? What was everyone so afraid of anyway? Find out quickly as a 3 ½ minute excerpt from Roosevelt’s first inaugural address is explained… IN OTHER WORDS!
At its basis, is life after all just a lottery ticket?
Seems like a cynical question, but it’s certainly a question I had at one time in my life. When my parents died and I made some bad moves and ended up living under a pier, I remember asking a version of that question – “Is life, just a lottery ticket?
Does having too much money (or not enough) affect parenting style?
And the answer to that question is no. And yes. With adolescents especially, the answer is no, that it should not affect our parenting style. With small children and adolescents, actually all the way through. It should not affect our parenting style. Not if we are focused on principles and if we are focused on the idea that we’re not just raising great kids.
How do you encourage a child who does not seem to have a focus on their future?
I have to say, and this may be a little controversial, but, my experience is that there are a lot of teenagers in the 11th or 12th grade who don’t seem to have a focus on their future because of the expectations of the adults in their lives. They’ve grown up with the adults around them expecting that they go to college.
Shuck Oysters?
He appears in Chapter 2 of The Noticer.
Here he is in real life! Watch as Willie shows you how to shuck an oyster!
What criteria do you use to determine what you provide for your children vs. what they need to earn?
I think that bar begins to shift in adolescence. It’s a moving target depending on what’s going on in their lives. But in adolescents, chores become a more obvious part of their life. When a child is a teenager, then there is much more focus on what they earn.
How can I get my spouse interested in personal growth?
The very best thing you can do, is to raise the level of your game as a spouse. Our husbands, our wives, they watch us like hawks. They sense what’s happening. When you raised the level of your game, there is something that is noticed.
Timeless Wisdom from the Traveler
Timeless Wisdom provides you with seven principles demonstrated by great men and women throughout history: Harry S. Truman, Anne Frank, King Solomon, Joshua Chamberlain, Abraham Lincoln, and more.
Hamlet
To be or not to be? A bare bodkin? What does any of it mean?
Find out quickly as a two minute excerpt from Hamlet, Act 3, Scene 1 is explained IN OTHER WORDS!