I have often wondered about the components of self-esteem. In my search for higher self-esteem, I had an “Ah-Ha” moment when I realized that every time I conquered something or had a monumental.

Nature has a calming effect. This picture entitled simply “A View From Above” reminds me how beautiful the world is when we leave confusion and chaos in the valley below and ascend above the clouds. Today when you listen to or read the news, remember that headlines are meant to sell newpapers and they fade [...]

The phenomenal display of talent displayed at the U.S. Open in Torrey Pines provided oversized entertainment and oversized lessons about life. Rocco Mediate and Tiger Woods battled for 91 holes and left us with these tutorials that are seared into my memory: Number 1 – Competition and excellence. Competition takes your performance to new heights. [...]

I sat down to breakfast with the Wall Street Journal and found a replacement ratio for the 80/20 rule–the 10/90 rule. I scanned through a couple of articles on the front page and then started to thumb through the A section. My eyes stopped on A7, a full page ad by Accenture showing Tiger Woods [...]

American author Robert Jones Burdette (born 1844) is famous for his saying, “It is not the experience of today that drives men mad. It is the remorse for something that happened yesterday and the dread of what tomorrow may disclose.” In that simple sentence, he captured the two most popular forms of stress: guilt and [...]