For the first time in American history, we are seeing a trend to conform rather than be unique. We have been a country as diverse as the innovations we create; yet, there is a push for us all to look alike, most alarming, to think alike. Under the guise of tolerance, there is a one-sided […]
The Rillito Bike Path in Tucson, AZ
I will try to not make this a habit, but once again, I did not participate in this particular adventure. I have gone bike riding with mom and dad before, but this trip was a long drive and a hot day. Let me share. Mom and dad put their bikes on the rack and drove […]
A Solution in Search of a Problem
I know I am going against the trendy culture here, but someone has to speak the truth about the ridiculousness of diversity and inclusion initiatives. It is truly a solution in search of a problem. Let me explain my take on this… When we focus on dividing us up into classes, segments, races and genders, […]
Santa Rosa Plateau in California
I hope you had a very nice Easter. I’m pleased to share that the Easter bunny came to our house, and I didn’t eat him! In fact, he was so quick I didn’t even see him, but he did leave some biscuits and a new ball toss. The temperatures here in Phoenix are way too […]
Creating Solutions that Get Results!
Long before I had my own business, I was the person to call when you needed something. It didn’t necessarily mean I would deliver, but I knew who could. I’ve always been about helping people by bringing them together. I create solutions that get results! I recently saw the movie, Courier, with Benedict Cumberbatch where […]
Kuma Tries Thunderbird Conservation Park
As I have mentioned before, I am always up for adventure suggestions. A tennis friend of my mom’s told her about his favorite hiking location, so off to Thunderbird Conservation Park we went. The easiest way to get there is to head West on Pinnacle Peak Road off I-17 and continue all the way to […]
Our human needs have been identified for hundreds of years. Most of us studied Maslow’s hierarchy of needs in college proposed by Abraham Maslow in 1943, but Tony Robbins (life and business strategist) put them this way: we all need certainty, variety, significance, love & connection, growth and contribution. Understanding these needs levels the playing […]
Bartlett Lake, AZ
If you follow me, you know I am always up for an adventure, but when it comes to motorcycling, not so much. I know some Shiba Inu dogs go on the bike with their human but not me. I’m a super-sized Shiba, so I doubt I would fit anyway. On Saturday, mom and dad got […]
When Everyone is Special, No One Is
I couldn’t imagine we would be living out a cartoon when I saw the 2004 The Incredibles, a story about a family of super heroes. Even though they saved the world numerous times, people got upset at the damage they caused defeating the enemy. As a result, they outlawed super heroes. Sure, that makes sense, […]
Kuma Hikes Red Mountain in Snow
Mother Nature certainly has a sense of humor. Just when we thought spring was here to stay, winter returned…with a vengeance! My fans up in Loveland, Colorado, got about 26 inches of snow. Yowsa! Meanwhile here in Arizona, we couldn’t pass up the opportunity to head north to go play in the snow one last […]
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