Yesterday, I left off indicating that I had started to act toward becoming more involved with Renovo Bikes. In doing so, I put down initial deposits on a booth and the hotel room.
But then I indicated that putting down the money is only the first step. Yes, it shows commitment. It is an act
Yesterday, I explained how I learned about the opportunity to showcase a Renovo Bike in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Today, I’ll talk a bit about the gauntlet of fear to make this happen. Notably, it takes balls … brass balls!
Now first, I should set the stage with the fact that even before Covid, I had
Yesterday, I wrote about imagination and seeking to let it soar. When this is done properly, one can fanaticize about that which one desires. I also paired my message with a picture of an Alaska Airline jet flying over Mt. Rainer. Beautiful!
It was my original thought to follow today with another image of Mt.
We all are gifted at birth
As promised yesterday, I went back to my journal and noticed that I had skipped over quite a bit of information.
A good part of the reason for that is because I want to stand well within the bounds of Attorney-Client Privilege which requires avoiding over disclosure. You know, it’s that old war-time quip: LOOSE
CASE PREP START: 12/2/2023 8:08 PM. Little did I know it at the time, but this would set me off on a set of adventures which is continuing to unfold with increasing positivity.
First, it might be worth to note that my legal business – one that I thought I wanted to shake off but
Last weekend was supposed to be it. I was supposed to have competed in my first triathlon – the Salem 70.3 – 1/2 Ironman. Instead, I ended up “near” the finish line as a volunteer. Want more detail? Then, feel free to read on.
I had made the decision last Fall to go for it
I rode over from my home to the starting line and ended up the last heat released. I was riding a new, borrowed Renovo upon which the owner had placed a comfortable seat and had a front saddle bag which I somehow had been successful at my attempt to put on a sleeping bag. Nothing
No doubt, you have heard from someone on life’s journey say that the key to living a good life is to always ask: “What would Jesus do?”
For Christians, of which I am somewhere in the rank and file, I think this is a worthwhile question …. to ask oneself. But, that’s about as far
