I love a good baseball game. Regarded as our nation’s pastime, there are few better ways to pass a warm summer day. The crowds are excited, the atmosphere is electric and the park practically buzzes with each pitch. All in all, it’s a really enjoyable experience.
Have you ever been inside an Apple store? It would be unfair to call them “computer stores,” because automatically you might conjure up an overstuffed, car dealership pressurized kind of environment, but that’s not what they’re like at all.
The other day a friend saw my weekly calendar and got confused. There, during the middle of the work week was something that didn’t quite make sense. In a string of days otherwise filled with meetings and commitments was an entire day blocked out with the phrase, “Dan Day.”
“Creativity” is a difficult word to define but one definition I like is actually pretty simple: “Creativity is a wild mind with a disciplined eye.” What that means is that you have the ability to put lots of different ideas and information into your mind.
The word “relevance” gained a lot of momentum in the last ten years. And as we often do, we started to believe that we invented the concept of cultural relevance. Recently, Dr. Billy Graham showed me how wrong that thought is.
If you listen closely, you can almost hear New Year’s resolutions being written across the country. It’s that time of year. The season where pen meets paper, and hope meets goal and we exit one decade and enter another with the promise of what might be.
Cavalia is, simply put, one of the best shows I’ve ever seen. The show left me, as so very rarely happens, speechless.
As a member of the Chick-fil-A family, I spend a lot of my time thinking about food.
This might sound funny, but I’m passionate about sleep.
We all make New Year’s resolutions. It’s a rite of passage for the first week of January. We want to eat better or exercise more or spend time on the things that matter. And sometimes we even write them down…
