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:
Millions Devastated by Recent Temperature Rise
In today's technology and social media age, there are an unprecedented number of companies, organizations, people (and even bloggers) vying for your attention...every, single, moment. One of the ways they do this, is called sensationalism. Every snowfall is...
I Suggest You Quit Your Job Immediately
What compels people to ACT? What compels YOU to take action? ANSWER: Emotion. Logic (which I love), can certainly prompt you to act. You can have a moment of logical clarity that leads to excitement and action. But...real action...SUSTAINED action, only...
What the Polar Vortex can teach us about Achieving Our Goals
There’s a message that I’ve heard (often) from various ‘thought leaders’ about goal setting and personal achievement, which I think can be both aggregated and summarized as such: RAISE YOUR STANDARDS. I.E. - Set your goals higher than they currently are. Set your...
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I’m afraid of my Email Inbox – [ The War of 1812 ]
While at war with Napoleon's France, the United Kingdom constructed a naval blockade to choke off their international trade. This was a cunning economic wartime strategy, but there was one problem...they needed more manpower. So...in order to maintain the blockade,...
One Middle-Aged White Guy’s Thank You Note to Martin Luther King Jr
I must admit this: I don’t know very much about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. I certainly know that he was an integral figure, to say the very least, in the civil rights movement…and I know that he was assassinated several years before I was born. There are some other...
What I Learned at the Second Grade Spelling Bee
Inch-by-Inch is a Cinch, but Yard-by-Yard is…HARD.Remember that saying? Well if there is one principle that I wish I had learned sooner, it is this.And as I think about it, there’s probably a better way to say it. Let me rephrase:If there is one...