In his book ‘Notes For The Children: A Journey Through Life’s Broken Road’, Pat Priestner offers a candid reflection on his remarkable rise in the automotive industry and the personal struggles he faced along the way.
Embracing Change: How To Confidently Prepare for Your Next Career Adventure
Preparing for your next career adventure requires strategic planning and self-reflection. By knowing what you bring to the table, finding ways to stand out, asking for help, and remaining flexible, you can navigate the complexities of career change with confidence.
Look After the Little Things
By creating space where there is clutter, you will find new ideas and the solutions you are seeking.
We’re All Dead In The End, So Live Life While You Can
Our egos trick us. Maybe use our egos as a tool to get us to a point of control. What do I know.
Olympic Medaling: The Spirit of Competition
Olympic Medaling: The Spirit of Competition, a creative essay about the summer Olympics. My essay is an artistic and poetic expression of the spirit of competition in the Olympics. As an athlete, I appreciate pushing past limitations and the art forms of physical expression.
He’s Just Paul
Paul is older now. He’s sixty years old and lives on his own. He’s mentally challenged, or intellectually handicapped, and he’s a real character.
Things to Consider Before Making a Drastic Career Change
People currently active in the workforce are more likely to change careers than people in any previous generation. The reason behind this is difficult to fully understand. One explanation may simply be that the incentives to stay at one business for forty years aren’t as strong as they used to be. Retirement plans are more […]
Until Then I Will Dream About Better Days
Need to hold on and not give up. All of us do. Hard? Yes. But hold on.
Except A Voice Was In My Head.
There’s this voice in my head that always seems to talk to me. You know the one…
Getting To The Root Of What The Problem Is
Life’s good, but not great. Life is not perfect but can be made to be pretty close.