Genius is Slow Work

Genius is Slow Work

 The story goes that the great concert pianist Paderewski performed for Queen Victoria. Listening, she exclaimed with enthusiasm, “Mr. Paderewski, you are a genius!” “Your Majesty,” he replied, “perhaps, but before I was a genius, I was a plodder.” I don’t know if...
How To Conquer Rejection

How To Conquer Rejection

 How would you like to dress up in soccer gear, knock on the door of a stranger in Austin, Texas, during the Dallas Cowboys game when the Cowboys have gone into overtime with their opponent, and ask the owner of the house if you can go out in the backyard and...
Fired! Now What?

Fired! Now What?

 How would you like to stumble across a story where a president helps a famous writer write great literature? Well, that’s exactly what I found in Zachary Taylor’s biography.* Let me tell you about it. First, let me introduce you to the characters of this story....
Unease and High Alert

Unease and High Alert

 One of the blessings that I have in my role with WorkEdge is doing my best to serve people who are what society calls “mentally unstable.” It’s a very difficult thing to do, but I know that it is needed, and so I find gratitude in the opportunities I have to work in...
Don’t Pout – Do!

Don’t Pout – Do!

 Dan Gable is the greatest wrestler of all time.  Dan Gable is the greatest wrestling coach of all time.  As a wrestler, he lost just one match. One! And it was a huge upset. He won a gold medal wrestling for the United States in the Olympics.   As a coach, he led...