Monthly Archives: December 2012

The end of the year is traditionally a time to reflect on the past twelve months and set resolutions for the year to come. We start on January 1st with high aspirations and motivation to make change in our life, but our resolve doesn’t survive much … Continue reading →

It’s traditional to mark the beginning of the year with commitments to change, and goals to be accomplished in the next twelve months. However, it doesn’t take long to discover at the end of the year that we came no … Continue reading →

Each January 1 my wife and I head for a quiet table at a local coffee shop and set some goals for the upcoming year. We begin the process by reviewing what we set out to accomplish in the year past: to … Continue reading →

Peace on Earth and Goodwill toward men are common sentiments at this season of the year. There are times when, Christmas is too commercialized, seems to join that list. As seasonal greetings go, it seems to be the most meaningless. People who complain about the commercialization of Christmas also talk of … Continue reading →