Category: Essays

    The word caught my eye before the book did. Risking. Risk has always intrigued me. It still does. These days, I’m taking a

    I used to tell my pharmacy technicians not to ask patients if they had any questions. That sounds like strange advice coming from

    I was reading Agatha Christie’s “The Disappearance of Mr. Davenheim” when Hercule Poirot stopped me. Not literally, of course. But I reached a

Of all the prescriptions I filled during my years as a pharmacist, some of the most satisfying were for teenagers with acne. They often came

I love productive days. My life has a purpose, and I am determined to live it out. Ilike finishing a chapter of my book, submitting

Early in my sales career, I traveled frequently with Harold Anderson, my sales mentor. Harold had been around long enough to know something I was

When I walked into J. Petter Galleries in Douglas, Michigan, I wasn’t quite sure where to look first. Color seemed to be everywhere. Paintings covered

Some questions stay with us longer than the answers. I’ve been thinking about that lately. Not the practical questions that fill our days. What time