Disaster is a graduation point because everything you have achieved is tested by how you survive the crisis.
Perseverance, faith, endurance and maturity are stretched.
When disaster overwhelms, I use four lifesavers.
Continue Reading “How to survive your worst disaster! Part 2” The worst disaster is the one you think you can’t survive.
Is physical pain worse than emotional pain?
Both are horrible and either one can lead to depression.
But, a recent elevator ride triggered clues for faster recovery.
Continue Reading “How to Survive Your Worst Disaster! Part 1” Furious calamities like Hitler’s blitzkrieg at Dunkirk storm into our lives in a variety of ways.
Why not use Churchill’s survival moxie for our troubles?
Continue Reading “Survival Tips from Churchill and the Movie “Dunkirk””
Worry loves to fight for my brain the first moment of the day.
If the externals are bright, my brain rings peace.
But, if the externals are scary, my brain goes off like a cat in a hen house!
Jeffrey Weiss, a business reporter for the Dallas Morning News, recently died of brain cancer.
One of his last columns made me curious about his approach to freaking nerves.
Failure five years in a row didn’t stop Roger Federer.
Don’t let it stop you by using Roger’s five-word formula.
Continue Reading “Pounce on Federer’s 5 Word Formula for Success”