In this post from last year, I talked about how it is incumbent upon parents to “create special”, to be aware of when certain spontaneous decisions can create significant joy and memories for our kids. About a year ago, my daughter asked if we could stop and get a 15-minute chair massage while we were at the […]
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Lessons from The Iliad: The Humility of Hector
America is known for our individualism. In fact, our country was started by a group of rebels who didn’t want anyone telling them what to do. American men have proudly carried that tradition for hundreds of years now. If you’re gonna tell us what to do, you’d better tread lightly and perhaps be ready for […]
Lessons from the SEALs: Doing the Impossible
Image source In 1962, as the Vietnam War raged on, President John F. Kennedy officially created a new group of military special operators who could perform unconventional war operations in the waters that flowed through Vietnam. This group was to be the naval counterpart to the Army’s Green Berets. They were named the Navy SEALs, […]
Men Past Forty
I’m an attorney, a husband for 20 years, and a father of four. And I’m restless. I’m convinced that there’s more in life for men than we’re getting. I’m ready for more, ready to lead my family on a tremendous journey. Join me.
