Real change begins at home, and it's there that we teach our children the true meaning of partnership. By embracing the essence of love and cooperation in our relationship, we're setting a powerful example for the next generation. Together, we can make the world a better place, one loving relationship at a time. I've come... Continue Reading →
Reconnecting in Your 20+Year Marriage
In the journey of a long-lasting marriage, there often comes a moment when the words 'I love you' take a bit more effort. Some might argue that it's the signal to walk away, but in my opinion, a person who's been married over twenty years should not take this as the end. It's easy to... Continue Reading →
The Heroic Responsibilities of Fathers: Balancing Love and Guidance
In the realm of superhero movies and comic books, the iconic line, "With great power comes great responsibility," is often attributed to Spider-Man. This timeless wisdom is not only relevant to the world of web-slingers but also holds true in the everyday lives of Fathers. Just like superheroes, Dads have an array of roles and... Continue Reading →
My YouTube Path to Happiness
As many of your would know, I have a YouTube channel. I have been posting short videos almost as long as Casey Neistat! But when I got married and had kids, the regularly of them changed, and more recently I was not in a good position to do much more than one video a month.... Continue Reading →
On the SMART Path to a Better Life
I recently saw this smart way of looking at projects, yet saw it as a great way of approaching my own life. Here's my version of it. Everything we do has to be S.M.A.R.T.! Coincidentally this was the name of my first business. OK, it was "s.m. art paper" - I recycled waste paper into... Continue Reading →
Ten Years on WordPress
I celebrated 10 years of blogging within the last few weeks. I'd planned to publish this on the actual day, but hey, kids. Yet the date is not accurate. I started blogging towards the end of the last millennia. I had discovered the art of blog via Samela Harris, a local journalist, in the Adelaide... Continue Reading →
[…] with XXY, and alone now, has taught me that my brain is wired differently to most – yet I…
[…] Living with XXY, and alone now, has taught me that my brain is wired differently to most – yet…