

If you can’t stand another sentimental dog story, stop reading now. However, if you’re in search of ways to adjust and thrive in an ever-changing world, a good dog can provide a numinous example.
Mindful Midweek | A weekly discussion on behavior change
A weekly discussion on the science of behavior change with Don Kuhl


If you can’t stand another sentimental dog story, stop reading now. However, if you’re in search of ways to adjust and thrive in an ever-changing world, a good dog can provide a numinous example.


Giving unsolicited advice is a habit I’ve attempted to break my whole life with unanimous urging from close friends and family members. They find my “propensity to meddle” irritating.


Back in the day, hitchhiking was a legitimate means of travel for the young, broke and adventurous. It turned out the skills I acquired to make it from one town to another made for excellent rules to move me along life’s highway.


Have you noticed how people fall in two broad categories: those individuals who share themselves after careful consideration and those who come to us totally unfiltered? Bradley, a longtime friend, belongs in the first category. I definitely fall in the second.


Title: Sheepdog
Purpose: Keep the wolves away
Priorities: Protect the lambs, round up the strays
Qualifications: Courage and speed
Evaluation: The head count in the morning
Compensation: A pat on the head
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