The Unintentional Life “An unintentional life accepts everything and does nothing.” John Maxwell[i] For much of my married life, I drifted in the relationship, letting my wife make almost all the decisions. “Happy wife, happy life” was my … Continue reading →
The Practice of Intentionality “The practice of intentionality is the art of making the invisible, visible.” Source: Unknown Athletes, musicians, and accomplished artists will stress the importance of purposeful determination and consistent practice to develop their skills. These … Continue reading →
I’m in the process of writing a new book based on my growth in self-awareness about myself, my wife and our relationship. The following text is the introduction to the book. Is this something that you want to hear more … Continue reading →
I recently wrote about my personal growth in my marriage as I became aware of my Asperger tendencies, and then again about my new personal awareness about priorities, spirituality and relationships. As you probably noticed, this has been a significant … Continue reading →
This evening, as I sat quietly listening to the Lectio 365 devotional for today, I pondered the pressures and distractions we live with every day. The devotional mentioned that Jesus spent time in the wilderness away from people and daily … Continue reading →