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Scenario: You have a conference that is doing well.

Would you end it because this is year 5 and the plan was to only do it 5 times? Or keep going, because you can?

When was the last time you asked yourself “What if … ?”

It can be from the past, now replaying in our mind. Or something that hasn’t happened yet. A possibility …

The setting: Somebody just did something really helpful for you. Now what do you do? Something equally helpful for them in return? Or inspired to help another person?

Whose approval matters most to you?

That may sound like a strange question. Yet, we seek approval in many varied (odd) places.

Have you ever made a really big mistake at work? One that could get you fired?

Can you spend a year in a class in high school and come out knowing less about the subject than when you started?

It’s possible. I saw it happen.

“What’s his medallion number?” Debbie quietly asked me. I was in the in the front seat of a taxi in New York City. Debbie was wedged in between me and the door. This was not going to end well.

For years I worked an industrial job. Part of a very oddball team. But we made things work. Then Hansson came along.

It was a regular Sunday morning at St. Andrew’s Church. Except as I looked into the sanctuary, it was way darker than usual. I realized electricity was out. How would this work out?