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The Maestro
Body language is important in many professions. Whether you are an actor, a salesman, a teacher, a manager, a doctor, a counselor, or in law enforcement. However, there is one job in particular that requires a high attention to body language: a maestro. Also known as a conductor, a maestro’s job is to guide the
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The Trapeze Act
In the circus world, there is a captivating act that often steals the spotlight; the trapeze. As the catchers and the flyers swing through the air, it seems as though they are defying gravity with each leap. This act is an excellent example of something that takes an extreme amount courage, trust and surrender. I
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The Shot Clock
On April 22, 1954, the NBA implemented a rule that would forever change the game of basketball. The 24 second shot clock was enforced. Before the rule was enforced, there was no time limit for teams to attempt a shot. This could lead to “freeze” tactics, where teams would hold onto the ball for extended
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The Merry-Go-Round
The merry-go-round, also known as the carousel, is a classic staple of carnivals and amusement parks all around the world. With its cheerful music and brightly painted horses, it may not attract all of the hardcore adrenaline junkies out there, but it is one of the rides that people of all ages can ride. So
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The Poker Game
Poker is a game filled with many highs and lows. One moment you win big money and the next, you lose your entire life savings. The more I played poker, the more I realized that it is a game that requires concentration, decision making skills, and high emotional intelligence. I also realized that silence and
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The Waiting Room
Waiting is a big part of life. Whether it’s waiting in line at a dentist office, hospital, amusement park, airport, traffic, or even in line at grocery store, everyone can relate to having to wait. I know for me, I am not always the best at it. I start thinking of a million things I
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The Playbook
When I was a kid, I used to imagine myself as a starting quarterback in the NFL. I would run around the house with a playbook on my wrist and imagine that I was calling plays, managing the huddle, calling audibles, and throwing touchdowns to receivers. However, when I grew up and joined football in
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The Master Chef
I am a type of person that does not care about food. My motto has always been to simply fill the hole and move on with my day. As long as it checks the “fill the hole” box, I’m good with eating it. However, being married to someone who loves food has caused me to
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The Hour Glass
In the world we live in, everything happens faster and quicker than in any point in history. At any time of the day, we can order something online and can get it the next day or sometimes even the same day. We can order food on our phones and get it delivered directly to our
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The Tight Rope
I don’t like heights. I’m not deathly afraid of them to where I won’t go on roller coasters or tall buildings, but when I look over the edge, I get a sinking feeling in my stomach. “What if I fall? What if the railing somehow disappears as I look over the edge? How bad would
The Bigger Picture
The Bigger Picture 