And start thinking of better.
All in Culture
The challenges of being authentic.
And why you wouldn’t want your recently divorced doctor being authentic with you while you are under the knife.
Yesterday was the last church gig, for now.
Until it is not.
Who are you doing it for?
And why you don’t owe anybody anything. Stop thinking you do.
A doctor's visit and intention.
And what how that connects to Thanksgiving.
On thrashing.
And a few questions to stop and think about before you record your next holiday album.
Trace the roots.
And a history of oregano.
When do we stop practicing?
And how we can take more from our lawyer friends.
The conversation will never be as bad as the lead-up.
And the case for giving people a chance.
Accompanying is about generosity.
And how music can teach us to be more compassionate.
The need to conform outweighs the will to be you.
And why you should be yourself more often.
Do your friends hate more than they love? And if so, why?
And why aren’t you doing more loving?
What a 17th Century apple pie recipe taught me about life.
And the recipe for a deadly simple apple pie.
Meeting over coffee.
And finding safe ways to see others.
You might not be wrong.
And deciding to make things better by making better things.
The reason I like using a pen is because it slows things down.
And to avoid smudges.
Exchanging Ideas
And earning trust.
I am not a fan of elbow greetings.
Or the reason for not losing your intentionality.
Happy Birthday, Dad.
Or why we should remember special people more often.
