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Like, What if Facebook is Right?

I’ve never liked the idea that Facebook only has a “like” button. If there is any place in which I […]

We all do it. When trying to win an argument or when trying to prove a point, we find the

No one ever told me how to deliver bad news. It’s an odd thought considering my profession. Between a Liberal

You should never yell at a tee-ball umpire because you don’t want your kid to yell at you. When I was

It was a simple Tweet which linked to Facebook. It was about priorities. It was a reminder to my sinful

Your greatest opportunity for transformation is found in conflict. In marriage, at work, with kids, on the ball field, nothing

Offensive people are all around. They work in the cubicle next to us. They dominate our Facebook newsfeed. They coach

A pharmacist works from a raised platform because of tradition. Being two feet higher than everyone else gives the pharmacist a

Words are never perfect. I came across a list of What To Say To A Diagnosis of Down Syndrome. It’s a

In yesterday’s post, Criticism: How to Speak So Others Will Listen, I surveyed why I listen to some criticism but not