 By The Professional Quitter (Español)
I’m not lucky. I never was and never will be, and neither are you or ever will be. As a matter of fact, you (the reader) and I are very unlucky and everything that has ever happened to us in this life time was intended to be.
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 By The Professional Quitter (Español)
In a world dominated by an incessant drum beat of "us vs. them", we must ask ourselves – who are them? Who are we fighting? How well do we know them and how defiant is our stance against them?
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 By The Professional Quitter (Español)
I imagine, while listening to Toan tell the story, that the hospital where Betsy gave birth was seemingly non-existent as the two parents lost themselves in a cloud of wonderment – the gift of their new daughter lit up like a sparkle of joy in their eyes.
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 By The Professional Quitter (Español)
I know that rage, I lived with it for several years in my young adult life. It's the type of rage that builds up over time. It begins to germinate somewhere within your psyche. It remains there, steadily growing, unrecognizable, because there's no understanding yet of what is creating it. Something is wrong. Where is it coming from? How do you stop it?
I remember many years ago when I was told to show up extra early for training day on my first "official" job.
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 By The Professional Quitter (Español) A couple of years ago I received a call by my former employer to review a web project that needed immediate attention. Upon entering their new space in Midtown Manhattan I found myself zigzagging through a labyrinth of mini-offices erected out of partition panels. I immediately thought, "Wow, this company must have quadrupled in size since I left 4 years ago..."
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