Years ago, when I was able to arrest my alcohol use disorder (with help from others, of course), I was introduced to mindfulness meditation. When
Dear Friends, After 57 years of living this story, I spent the last 4 years chronicling the lessons I’ve learned. Many of you shared these
by David Bohl Have you been affected by the recession? I surely have, and so have most of us, right? Our economy has gone through
Every day, we’re bombarded by television commercials, celebrity spokespeople, and advertisements telling us the “right” way to live. We are told to strive for unattainable
Whether you’re a full time corporate employee or a solopreneur, there have been times when clients or bosses drop large projects into your lap. Suppose
Let’s face it, the workplace can be like a battlefield. It’s hard enough that you have to huddle in a little cubicle, slagging away every
How many times have you read a quotable quote by a famous person and thought, “I wish I could have such great insight”? One-liners are
by David Bohl You’re never too old to learn! Once we graduate from high school, college, or even beyond, many of us never take another
(5 Precautionary Steps to Take Before You Drop the Bomb) by David Bohl Congratulations! You’ve taken your destiny by the horns and decided to quit
Complacency in the Workplace and How to Fight It by David Bohl When you visit the same place at the same time for forty hours
by David Bohl There is a great debate in the world of marketing: is the quality of a lead when networking more important than the
by David Bohl “This isn’t my dream job, but it pays the bills and it’s close to my house.” “I’ve been here for ten years
Here are the 12 Most-Read Numbered Posts in 2008 at Slow Down FAST: 12. 5 Tips for Becoming a Better Listener 11. 5 Qualities of
I know it isn’t year-end yet, but experience and observation have shown that not many people want to begin the heavy lifting of reflection and
by David Bohl Being a leader in your field is a way for you to stand out from the pack, differentiate yourself from your competition,
What an exciting venture– to start, run, and manage your own business! Maybe you have a talent that you are offering as a service to
by David B. Bohl Let’s be honest. When the world is in crisis, or at the very least you perceive crisis is about to occur,
“I finally learned that you cannot help people unless they really need help, are willing to be helped, want you to help them and ask
