Change Your Life In 5 Easy Steps

We see the word sustainability a lot today.  Mostly focused on environmental issues but I’m seeing it more and more being played out as a “human” issue – meaning

One of my very favorite books in life is Who Moved My Cheese, by Spencer Johnson, MD. It is a fantastic book for many reasons. 1. It’s easy to read because it has big print and it has pictures! 2. It’s about two mice and two men and let’s face it, who doesn’t love a story about mice? 3. It has one of the best messages about letting go of the past, getting over the things you cannot change, moving forward, and realizing that there is no reason to fear the unknown because the unknown may be better than anything you could have imagined!

Joe Klein has a sensitive and serious post on the actual issues involved in end-of-life counseling. An excerpt:

It’s easy to go paperless and I’m going show you exactly how to do so without spending much money. I went paperless at home and in my office 3 years ago and it’s been one of the most important tips for small business success I could pass along.

author name submits:When Peter Lynch decided to leave the professional investing world after posting annual gains in excess of 29% for Magellan Fund shareholders from 1977 to 1990, he noted the toll that keeping track of so many individual stocks was taking on his life:

With so many advancements in mobile phone technology, it's easy to dismiss most as insignificant. A mega-megapixel camera, a brighter screen and better apps are all good, but they're hardly going to redefine your world.

It wasn't a scene in "Modern Family," but it could have been Friday night as cast mates Julie Bowen, Jesse Tyler Ferguson and Eric Stonestreet documented an entire hour they were stuck in an elevator together.