Hi, my name is Ed Kalaher.  I’m a father, a son, an entrepreneur and a student…and I’m determined to live my BEST life.  In fact, an exceptional life.

But like many, I struggle.  I struggle to maintain my positive rituals.  I get off track,  I get discouraged…you know, right?

This blog helps me, and I hope that it might help you too.

I believe we all enter periods of reflection.  Times where we take stock of our life.  And I believe that a daily ritual, a simple shift in our point of view or perspective, can produce incredible transformation.  The choice is ours.

Recent Articles:

Thank You Coach

Thank You Coach

Many of us have had a coach that meant more to us than just sports. A person that reached us on a level deeper than the playing surface. Some of us have had a coach that served as a mentor, and an example. Someone to look up to. Someone who gave us lessons that have...

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The Devil of Mediocrity

The Devil of Mediocrity

  Is Failure the best Teacher?  Perhaps. Is a Fear of Failure motivating?  I certainly think so. But for me, the devil is in mediocrity. Mediocrity is what wakes me up at night.  It's what stirs the emotion of regret.  It's what makes my blood boil so often when...

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Thanks, Brigman

Thanks, Brigman

It’s hard to know exactly where to start. What to think. What to say. What to do. When your parent dies. We focus on those around us. We focus on ‘arrangements’. We focus on taking care of the business required to manage their passing. And I suppose that’s a good...

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The Lost Village of Discoursia

The Lost Village of Discoursia

I recently had the privilege of going to Iceland with family. A beautiful country, and a wonderful trip...all around.  We admired the sea, the mountains, waterfalls, wildlife, and of course the aurora borealis. We even visited the Leggestein Stone, where my...

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Jed: Oil Tycoon and Green Energy Advocate

Jed: Oil Tycoon and Green Energy Advocate

Today's political debates around fossil fuels and green energy remind me of a story about my friend, a man named Jed. Jed was born and raised in West Virginia...some called him a genuine Mountaineer.  He grew up poor, and as an adult, he could barely keep his family...

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What Gives Us This Light

What gives us this lightFrom beyond or from within?What’s lost is foundWhat’s given is gone Travails and triumphsIn an instant they blurThey fade in the light of what matters mostAnd they become a part of what matters least All that we’ve sought is condensed to a...

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