Last year’s honorees were 104-year-old Emilio Navarro of Ponce Puerto Rico and 101-year-old Sally Gordon of Lincoln, Neb. The last surviving member of the Negro American League, Mr. Navarro is considered the world’s oldest former baseball player, softball player and coach. Known by the nickname Millito, he has been inducted in the Puerto Rican Baseball Hall of Fame and the Puerto Rican Sports Hall of Fame. He currently works as the comptroller for a company that he founded after his... Read more

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs is a Disney Classic. We all know the story of dazzling princess and her posse of seven short little men with white beards. Each of the seven had a distinctive personality and a name that matched it. When I reviewed the roster and compared it to my coworkers, I realized that I’ve worked with each and eveyr one of them. In fact, at times, I’ve been each of them. Sneezy Sleepy Dopey Doc Happy Bashful Grumpy... Read more

Jesus is often hypothetically placed in the modern world allowing us to speculate what He would do. Some have asked what kind of car Jesus would drive, how he would vote, or if He would eat bagels. Some of these are blasphemous in nature, but others are provocative. We ought to wonder how He would react in certain circumstances so that we can take His lead. That’s why I wonder, just who would Jesus promote? The answer to this question isn’t so elusive. Look at... Read more

I have worked in places that are “toxic waste dumps” Either I work on cleaning them up – or I get infected .. and die ASK: What defines your perspective, how you see things? Friends, media, coworkers, parents Same goes for work. When you cop an attitude, ask, “where did that come from?” Work – and all that comes with it, will never make you happy. You have to have a perspective, a world view that work fits into.    ... Read more

Most Americans claim a faith. Most bury it, under the anonymity of a “private” faith. We just don’t talk about it. There’s  a variety of reasons why, but one is the fear of falling into the ranks of hypocrisy. We want our actions to match our words.We have all seen the those who stand on the pedestal and shout their faith without any regard to how their actions relate. How many of these vocal believers have poor workplace habits, shaky... Read more

You’ve always dreamt about a big idea. Perhaps it’s small to everyone else, but to you, it’s a ginormous obstacle that you just can’t get over.  You may be afraid, which is natural. Afraid of criticism. Afraid of failure. Afraid you just don’t have what it takes. And you’re full of excuses, which means you’ll never have a chance to succeed — or fail. So you go through your whole life wondering, waiting, hoping. But nothing gets done because you never pull the trigger,... Read more

What an amazing national phenomena is Tim Tebow. The young, outspoken quarterback for the Denver Broncos is quieting his critics with solid play, humility and good nature. Something he does before and after each game, is to drop to single knee and pray. He doesn’t do it to gain attention, or to impress anyone. He does it just to acknowledge Who he plays for.  And now, people all across the world are emulating him with a movement called, Tebowing. It’s loosely defined... Read more