Rich Honiball

...often we look at a situation with superficial information and our own biases and make decisions that aren’t as well formed or informed as

When was the last time you asked how someone was doing? Someone you see every day or someone you haven’t kept in touch with.

...eventually I replaced tossing and turning, trying to get back to sleep with getting up early, going for a walk, meditating, and writing.

As I head into work today, I head into the unknown, as most of us do...

I... wasted more than one hour yesterday allowing myself to get caught up in what wasn’t done, rather than invest in what I could do.

...your North Star may change more than once every 16,000 to 18,000 years, but only as you redefine or refine what is most important to you.

...we risk never reaching new worlds, discovering new opportunities, meeting new people, realizing what we are capable of.

We may avoid conflict because we don’t want to face the reality that in fact, we have a shared responsibility with what has taken place.

I see times where we face a challenging situation, a challenging individual, and instead of facing the conflict, we seek to avoid it. Work a

This Super Bowl found me sitting on the couch with my wife exchanging opinions with consumers and marketers alike

My “Mission You” starts with “Mission Me.” Self-reflection. Acceptance of imperfection and even failure. Willingness to....

It can be easy to shy away from communication, tip toeing around, walking on eggshells, but to do so means while you avoid conflict....

I am convinced that many times, the team holding up the trophy after the final seconds tick off the clock is the one where individuals...

One set back can lead to another and yet to another until it feels like the waves are crashing upon you and you can’t catch your breath...

Too many times we are given an assignment or presented with a challenge and we start with a blank piece of paper...

I think I have come to realize that within the chaos often times lies the truth and potential solutions...

If you focus more on how YOU treat life and less on how life treats you, that proactive approach can make all the difference in the world.

I am building them on a foundation of success, far more powerful than lamenting what may not have gone right.

Instead of making a list of goals that are born from regret, we should take the time to think back and document what we accomplished.

I will admit that I find it incredibly frustrating at times because the more things are put off, the fewer options we have.