DGrant Gibson

Beth Wheeler, a 36 year old women from the UK, weighed 308 lbs when she got engaged. In planning for her marriage one year later, she ordered a size 12 wedding dress, which was 18 sizes smaller than her usual clothes purchases, knowing the only way she would fit into it was to commit to a health regime/weight loss program to lose 140 lbs before the special day. Her future husband James Wheeler’s proposal was the catalyst that motivated Beth to join a local Weight Watchers group. She made the decision to…

I notice in my wanderings on the net a good thing happening through the voice of the web community. There is a resurgence of the desire to validate the importance of blogging full articles vs. the route of short spontaneous bits by tweeting. Yes, I’m a tweeter guy. As a matter of fact, this post will be sent to my tweet voice as well, but as an invite to come here and read more. I see a lovely marriage of

A lesson in learning how to be wholly yourself (who ever thought we would HAVE to learn this?) is the simple truth to recognize that standing inside your principles vs. on your principals makes a world of difference. A book of great consideration on this matter was brought to my attention written originally in the mid 1800’s by a profound philosopher named Rudolph Steiner, the book of which is The Philosophy of Spiritual Activity. It took me a month to read it thoroughly to get a basic understanding. A second reading will be required to get an even deeper understanding.

A recent article I read extracted from The Associated Press could easily have gotten overlooked as it was buried in a small local newspaper magazine on business and entrepreneurship toward the middle section. A small headline on the front page that was difficult to read and misleading could have been the point at which I may not have been triggered to pursue to find the article. Once I started reading it my eyes were opened. Opened to the plight of India. India in a new world. The new world of economy, growth, and wealth. Public companies such as

Ever notice how things seem to carry along uneventful for a period of time and then out of nowhere you are presented with what appears like a challenge, even the perception of an attack. It could be on your integrity, principles, beliefs, even as far as an attempt to discredit your reputation. Life has funny ways of working itself out. It becomes important to discern the real from the perception of what is real…