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The return of my favorite season.

The temperatures are coming down, school is back in session, the movement from beach season to campfire season is almost complete - and the NFL is back (at full capacity, none the less!). How do you feel about the autumn being upon us?

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Never Forget, but Never Dwell.

September 11th 2021 marks the 20 year anniversary of the terrible events of 9/11. We should never forget, but dwelling on it won't help us either. It seems popular in news media right now to look back and "Monday morning quarterback" all the decisions since those attacks and say that the response was wrong. That might be true, there might have been better solutions. But instead of dwelling on what could have been, lets look at what is in front of us and make the best choice we can in the here and now.

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Should a government decide when life begins? (or ends?)

With Texas', now famous, heartbeat bill ruling that upheld the law - how much should pro-lifers really celebrate? The law of the land continues to agree that a government can define when life begins, and it is much, much earlier than any government has ever defined it before. Should we be worried about how early a government is going to decide that life ends?

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Meeting your own expectations. [huge personal stress area for me].

I have a huge problem with stressing over meeting my own personal expectations. Many times this can derail me on projects or in my personal life. So how do I manage that? I offer an opinion on that today and honestly, I ask for yours as well!

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Middle School Homecoming. For real?

Who wants to attend a middle school homecoming and relive those glory days? Middle school is something you thank God you made it out of, not something you reminisce about. Who are these people?

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Who should develop the system?

My opinion is that systems are best designed from the bottom up, instead of the top down. I could be wrong, maybe? Let me know your thoughts.

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Who do you want to be? [The Better Question]

Everyone asks you "what do you want to do?", but the better question is "who do you want to be?" - thats my opinion. 

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Kids and Busy Schedules.

I grew up hearing "keep kids busy with good things and they won't have time to do bad things." Then in my 20's, planning to be a parent I start hearing "Kids are too busy with activities, they need time to just be kids." Which is right? probably neither. We talk today about how we need to all admit that kids are different and they require us to understand them before we make the rules.

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The Importance of representation in Community Redevelopment.

In this episode I opine on my response to the documentary "Facing North" that highlights the life and history of the Jefferson Street neighborhood in Nashville. We look at how a lack of representation, from that community, in redevelopment totally decimated what was once a beautiful and lively area of the city that had a strong since of community.

 

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Remote working. Is this actually better?

I'm personally not a fan of working remotely, I love an office environment and I am very productive in that setting. I totally understand that all people aren't like me though. More importantly, maybe productivity is NOT the most important factor in the decision for a business to have remote workers?

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