Existential Nuances™
Executive coach and writer.
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Hanging with my father’s ghost in NYC, Part 6
It was the late, great Neil Peart, the drummer and chief lyricist of Rush, my all-time favorite rock band.
Neil looked at me for a moment, all 6’4” of him, and I could tell that he could tell I was geeking out over his presence and on the...
Bill and John's excellent adventure
Attention, passengers. If you’ve left one cowboy boot at security, please return to retrieve it. Again, if you’ve left one cowboy boot at security, please return to retrieve it.
Across 19 years, approximately 98% of the overhead announceme...
Chicago and the late, great Neil Peart
For the first time in nine years I’m on my way to downtown Chicago, where the unfortunate Canadian wildfires have shared their smoke and screwed up the air quality.
So much for the riverboat architectural tour I’ve been wanting to take for...
Some wounds don't heal, part 2
I got “rejected” this past week and the context was something that rarely happens anymore but did occur numerous times in earlier decades of my life.
I was hired to deliver a half-day workshop for a large group in August. And then I was un...
Cousin Gina and fleeting childhoods
When I was a young child living in Strongsville, Ohio, I spent a lot of time playing with my cousin Gina, who was a couple of years younger than me and the daughter of my dad’s brother John.
Gina and her family lived on a farm (well, it mi...
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Married GenX dad of daughters & a cat, sharing stories & reflections on growth, loss, & making your own meaning. Author of The Book Club Widowers and Narcissus Blinked: 3 Novellas.
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