Click this link to read Chapters 1-9 CHAPTER TEN – How Do You Start with Why? “Sunshine, go to TED.com and pull up the transcript of Simon Sinek’s talk, ‘How Great Leaders Inspire Action.’” “His famous TED-X talk in Puget Sound?” “That’s the one.” “I love that guy.” “Me, too,” smiled the old man. And then […]

Strolling through China in EPCOT’s World Showcase

She called it “the little house in Suffolk”. I never met her, the formidable Lady Blanche, daughter of the 9th Duke of Devonshire; but going by her reputation, I don’t think she said it much in jest. After all, she grew up at Chatsworth. Much bigger than that, and you can’t call it a ‘house’ at […]

“A library is not only a place of both order and chaos; it is also the realm of chance. Books, even after they have been given a shelf and a number, retain a mobility of their own. Left to their own devices, they assemble in unexpected formations; they follow secret rules of similarity, unchronicled genealogies, […]

“A library is not only a place of both order and chaos; it is also the realm of chance. Books, even after they have been given a shelf and a number, retain a mobility of their own. Left to their own devices, they assemble in unexpected formations; they follow secret rules of similarity, unchronicled genealogies, […]

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Brand Like Amazon: Even a Lemonade Stand Can Do it. Jeffrey and Bryan Eisenberg with Roy H. Williams CHAPTER ONE The car door closed and they were alone. As the old man backed down the driveway, the younger man spoke. “Thanks for doing this with me Poobah.” “It’s what Poobahs are for, Sunshine.” Nothing else […]

I’m experimenting with radio in a way that, for me, is new and different. Many of those who understand what I’m doing won’t agree with the fundamental premise of my experiment. But that’s not what worries me. I’m concerned about those who will agree and then attempt it – and fail. I believe they’ll fail […]

Hi, everyone! My name is _____________________. Because Wizard Academy appreciates your generous donation to help keep Chapel Dulcinea open, free and beautiful, I’m going to take you on a 4-minute walk to Wizard’s Tower, where we’ll enter the underground art gallery, then go straight up to the Star Deck where I’ll tell you a 2-minute story, then […]

The “Great Scott!” Tom McDowell joins our own Brother Brittington in this re-imagining of ABBA’s Fernando. Most people sing this song never realizing it’s the song of a grieving friend who lost his buddy, Fernando, in a battle long ago… You really ought to download the whole album that Brittington crafted after being encouraged by the wizard and […]

Brand Like Amazon: Even a Lemonade Stand Can Do it. Jeffrey and Bryan Eisenberg with Roy H. Williams CHAPTER ONE The car door closed and they were alone. As the old man backed down the driveway, the younger man spoke. “Thanks for doing this with me Poobah.” “It’s what Poobahs are for, Sunshine.” Nothing else […]

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This small painting will be auctioned on the morning of March 1, 2017. It’s expected to sell for only $200 to $300. Opening bid will be $100.  You’ve got to register to bid, but you’ve got time if you like the art.

“If you have ever stood before a Paul Sattler painting, no doubt you’ve been sucked into it with a feeling not unlike the marvelous yet uneasy sense of vertigo you get when standing on the edge of the Grand Canyon. There are no guardrails. You step back, but here you are, dizzy and drawn again […]

The painting is Bring It In, Take It Out, (2013) by Paul Sattler  

Taiga (/ˈtaɪɡə/; Russian: тайга́; IPA: [tɐjˈɡa]; from Turkic) also known as boreal forest or snow forest, is a biome characterized by coniferous forests consisting mostly of pines, spruces and larches. The taiga is the world’s largest biome apart from the oceans. In North America it covers most of inland Canada and Alaska as well as parts of the extreme northern continental United States (northern Minnesota through the Upper Peninsula of Michigan to Upstate New York and northern New England), where it is known as […]