Accountable Thinking: Choosing Thankfulness Even In Pet Loss
On Tuesday 9/18/18, we buried “Nug the Pug.” She was only 9 years old. Surreal and surprisingly painful, I miss her terribly. In fact, in
On Tuesday 9/18/18, we buried “Nug the Pug.” She was only 9 years old. Surreal and surprisingly painful, I miss her terribly. In fact, in
When does compassion for people become the enabling of victim thinking? Here’s a phenomenon I’ve noticed: Some people who love the QBQ! book’s message of Personal Accountability—and refuse to suffer
When we at QBQ, Inc. work with client teams, we help them understand the danger of possessing a cynical attitude. What is cynicism? Cynicism: Doubting
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Spencer Werness of Delta Airlines—you won the “stash” of 6 FREE QBQ! books! Congratulations! News Flash #1: Relationships Can Be Healthy The Miller marriage is
In our blog, The Solution Is Right In Front of Me, I stated, “My life can and will be better when I choose to make it better. Anything else is blame,
On our QBQ! Facebook page, I posted, “My success begins and ends with my choices.” Many folks said, “Amen!” Except for one guy. He wrote
As Karen and I dined at a Denver-based restaurant chain, the manager, Nate, stopped by our table to see how we were doing. One thing
We don’t write often on the topic of money. We leave that to the expert in personal finance, Dave Ramsey (who just happens to require
“It takes 20 years to make an overnight success.” Eddie Cantor (1892-1964) comedian, dancer, singer, actor It’s true, we usually don’t know how the now-famous