by Mark Edge | Apr 8, 2026 | Emotional Health, Employee Productivity, Spiritual Health
1/1/26Meet Robert. He is the one some consider to be the town kook in his hometown of Worcester, Massachusetts. Even a few friends consider him one. His critics call him Moon Man. For several years, Robert has experimented with gas-powered machines. He is a...
by Mark Edge | Apr 1, 2026 | Emotional Health, Employee Productivity, Spiritual Health
Let me be honest: I have always hated Candy Land. I’ve played it sprawled out on the floor with all four of my kids, and every time, I thought, “Is this really it?” Boring. Frustrating. No strategy, just luck. That all changed last week, when I read about Eleanor...
by Mark Edge | Mar 25, 2026 | Emotional Health, Employee Productivity, Spiritual Health
How would you like to play for one of the top college basketball teams in the country, but only score a single point a game? That’s Sarah Graves. She suits up for the Texas Longhorns women’s basketball team, the number one seed in their NCAA tournament bracket. If you...
by Mark Edge | Mar 20, 2026 | Emotional Health, Employee Productivity, Spiritual Health
What if I told you a hard-nosed sports writer could teach us all about unconditional love? I wouldn’t have believed it either. But that’s exactly what happened. Picture this: Mitch, a young reporter in the Midwest, had a close bond with his old college professor....
by Mark Edge | Feb 25, 2026 | Spiritual Health
How would you like to work at a circus? I heard a story about a man who thought that sounded like a good idea. So he walked right up to the circus owner and said, “I’d like to apply for a job.” The owner looked him up and down. “So, what can you do?” The man...
by Mark Edge | Feb 13, 2026 | Emotional Health, Employee Productivity, Spiritual Health
It’s Super Bowl Sunday, but let’s go back to a college football field. Kent Waldrep, a halfback for TCU, takes the ball on a sweep. Four defenders crash into him. He hits the ground and instantly knows something is wrong. He can’t move—paralyzed from the neck down....
