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:

The Rain Song

The Rain Song

They say that the pen is mightier than the sword. And I agree, with all that I am. Words have survived the millennia of our race. They’ve survived natural disaster, war and conflict, the rise and fall of kingdoms, and the suppression of the most powerful. They...

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It’s Not Business, It’s Strictly Personal

It’s Not Business, It’s Strictly Personal

For many years I've struggled with my weight.  Confronted at every turn by the modern image of the perfect male shape, and reminded by every mirror of my subcutaneous shortcomings. Kidding. Yes, I'm self conscious of my love handles...and I fluctuate between feeling...

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Three Things that will get you Ripped, Fast

Three Things that will get you Ripped, Fast

For many years I've struggled with my weight.  Confronted at every turn by the modern image of the perfect male shape, and reminded by every mirror of my subcutaneous shortcomings. Kidding. Yes, I'm self conscious of my love handles...and I fluctuate between feeling...

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My Dog is Shrinking

My Dog is Shrinking

In January, our family welcomed Benji... an F1b Saint Berdoodle. (they're awesome, look 'em up) And since then, Benji has grown.  And grown.  And grown.  He's now approaching 5 months old and just passed the 40 pound mark. He's a fun, smart, laid back dog.  He's...

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Fortunate are the Few

Fortunate are the Few

Fortunate are the fewWho may look upon this world with new eyesEach day a renewalA feast of non-assumptionAn ascension to nowhereA burdenless view of the trappings we’ve set   Fortunate are the fewWho may speak to this world with a soft but piercing tongueEach...

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A Why’s Man Once Said… Call me Doctor.

A Why’s Man Once Said… Call me Doctor.

 Had a chance recently to catch up with Dr. Theodor Geisel... really interesting guy.  Found out a few things:   1. He and I share a fascination with our mind's authority.  What I mean is...it is most often our own mind, not some external force, that singularly...

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