Listening is Vital
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Another aspect of life we all carry knowledge of, but one we're always looking to improve. The trick is how.
At the Mercy of Wings
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A sudden war filled with fresh enemies. An exhausted landscape pushed to the breaking point. A people rallying their last effort.
Shades of Darkness
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When you're left to face your demons, what will you do?
Five Year Drought
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When a person returns to school after never thinking they would...
Podcast with The New Utah Podcast
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Bold Choices
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Your ability to choose is powerful, and not something to be taken for granted. Believe it or not, we can actually practice what it's like to make good and bad choices.
All I Did Was Roll My Eyes
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The scariest moments can be our best and brightest.
“Kick the bag, Bryce.”
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Never underestimate the process of learning. And don't try to anticipate what you'll learn, or even who you'll become. Let it be a surprise, and you'll shock yourself.
The Art of Teaching: Truth
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Approaching the concept of what truth is constitutes a more-than-daunting task. I don't seek to define what I consider truth to be, or make a list of categories for them. Instead, I offer a philosophical approach to how we view the idea of truth itself.
Wood, Brass, and a Dark Skyline
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There are times a dream makes total sense, half sense, or no sense. This dream makes less than no sense. But, the imagery is stark and mesmerizing.
Another Stance, Amidst the Endless Sea
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When every voice is screaming to be heard right now, I feel it important to contribute my own. I have strong thoughts on the current atmosphere, but I don't want to potentially undermine the actions of the oppressed. Black Lives Matter. It's as simple as that.
The House’s Silhouette
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When you stumble upon the Grim Reaper, it's imperative you stop and talk. He's a surprisingly chill guy. Yet, his purpose drives him.
Empty Your Cup
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In today's world, I find this principle more valuable than most self-development avenues. Live, love, learn, and allow the next thing in.
The Late Applier, Pt. 2
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In Part Two, I go through some of my favorite moments and places during my two weeks in Europe. They extend far beyond just the places.
Words Written in Cobblestone
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From cobblestones, to dancing, to somber realizations. Dreams cover a range of life.
The Late Applier
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When I was fifteen, I went to Europe for two weeks. I was with a school group, and boy we had a good time!
Isolated Words on a Page
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My brain never stops reeling. Oh, the over-analysis is exhausting, but every once and while I feel like I get something good out of it.
The Student vs. the Teacher
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The first chapter of my book, The Art of Teaching. And rightly so, the first words surround the differences and similarities between teacher and student.
Beneath My Hands
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Once a dream, and now a story. Nighttime imagination is unmatched in its pure creativity, and I am always in awe at what it may manifest.
Unknown Assailant
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There's a first time for everything, especially the unexplainable kinds. This is a true experience I had in the mountains, in the middle of the night.
Brain vs. Body
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Existential musings and ramblings. Sometimes the complexities of a physical body trying to function with a reasoning brain is beyond me.
I have Dreamt Before
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Every once and a while I write poetry. Especially at night...it's the only way sometimes for my mind and heart to make sense of things.
Break them Barriers
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Ever wondered how a comedian can discover so many funny things? Or maybe how that one person at work manages to create so may ideas? Here's a tool so effective it will even help with you personal associations and conversations.
How to Introduce a Well-Known Topic?
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It's hard to introduce something you've created to be read and purchased without some sort of hubris involved. But, I'm happy to share without what I've hoped for. If someone can get something useful from it, I'm happy to share.
A Backward Way to a Forward Chance
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Life isn't cut and dry; this we know. I've had some hard learning to accept over the last few months, and a few movies and one stand up comedian have helped immensely in my approach.
We Miss Those Who Leave Us
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Today is particularly bittersweet. A beautiful mother’s day while I’m going through a crisis in virtually every area imaginable. And my mother passed away almost four years ago. I miss her each and every year. I think about her beyond often. But feeling so utterly lost and alone right now has me stunned at the [...]
The First Breath of Westwind
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There are certain pursuits that create genuine, residual impact in an individual's life. Allow me the chance to introduce you to one of mine. I've included some links to their website and facebook so you can investigate yourself should you feel intrigued. Also, the blog picture is quite old; at least six years. I don't have many pictures of me in karate, I realized.
Bereft of a Sister
The Left-Field Hit
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It was Sunday, May 22, 2005, and my parents sat my sisters and me down to tell us they were getting a divorce. To say this was unexpected is an understatement. I was eighteen years old. Let's back up a bit and create some context for this moment. I had a fantastic childhood. Both of [...]
Hungry Questions
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What if we humanized questions and answers? What if they could talk and communicate with each other?
My Bride
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There was a lot of emotion surrounding the courtship of my current wife and I. I look back at it all and still consider her the best surprise in my life.
A Hard Share Pt. 4
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Bring one moment to an end, and therefore allowing a new one to begin. The events from ten years ago were resolved many years ago for me, but there's still work to be done.
A Hard Share Pt. 3
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The tough parts of life aren't always the emotional ones, but rather the ones we know will touch on a nerve. It's easy to find nerves when discussing darkness, evil, God, and man.
A Hard Share Pt. 2
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Remember...oh please, always remember, that for all the darkness there's a matching extension of light. If we use as much of our effort to recognize the light as we the darkness, we'll find our lives balanced and equipped better than we figured.
A Hard Share
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Looking back brings up a lot to say, and often more than intended. I'm happy to share, but I didn't realize how emotional this continues to make me.