Hello Everyone:

Please forgive the apparent silence, but we have been dealing with a trojan virus that made it impossible to post new blogs.

I have an exciting series of parenting blogs coming your way for December, so stay tuned for those.

In the meantime, I just had an article published by the American Management Association, called Good Leadership in Challenging Times. Click here to read it.

Warmest Regards,

Coach Paul
www.lifechangingcoaching.com

“And if your home is just another place where you’re a stranger, and far away is just somewhere you’ve never been. I hope that you’ll remember, I am your friend.” – Rich Mullins

Life-Changing Coaching by Paul Edward is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivative Works 3.0 License.

I never thought the day would come when I would ever agree with something that Jesse Jackson said. But I suppose that hell got a little colder this week, because, for once, he and I are of the same mind. For those of you who didn’t catch it, this past Wednesday, the Reverend Jesse Jackson made this typical, over-the-top statement: “You can’t vote against healthcare and call yourself a black man.” Normally, I would be offended by such a bombastic declaration, but this time I found myself amazed by Jesse’s insight. You see, for a long time I’ve been struggling with an embarrassing identity issue. So Jesse’s statement on Wednesday provided me with much needed clarification.

While I believe that our healthcare system does need some fixing, even overhauling, I would vote against the current healthcare proposal in a heartbeat. Therefore, in Jesse’s world, I should no longer count myself as a black man. It turns out that Jesse’s announcement was right on target, but probably for a different reason than he thought. What Jesse didn’t know is that for the past several weeks I have been eating Activia for breakfast. And thanks to Jamie Curtis, slowly, but surely, I have been turning into a middle aged white woman. How did Jesse know?

Warmest Regards,

Coach Paul
www.lifechangingcoaching.com

“And if your home is just another place where you’re a stranger, and far away is just somewhere you’ve never been. I hope that you’ll remember, I am your friend.” – Rich Mullins

Life-Changing Coaching by Paul Edward is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivative Works 3.0 License.