How to build a fun work culture

First and foremost—Thank you for reading; I appreciate the opportunity to help people learn from my mistakes and even my successes. Though, I can’t take all the credit — these blogs typically start with inquisitive questions from our marketing team. I must admit, the most recent question put me on pause.  “What were things you […]

Old Boats: A Lesson in Physical Therapy and Partnership

My friends and I are passionate about fishing. So we all chipped in and bought a classic boat, a 1978 Lund with a console drive and twin 35HP Evinrude outboard motors; it was my wife’s grandpa’s walleye boat. It was a classic, but not one of those nice classics. It needed some TLC, but if […]

Being seen in physical therapy

Attending physical therapy school at the University of Illinois in Chicago during what is now referred to as the late 20th century, was an eye-opening experience for me. As a high school and undergraduate student, academic work came easily to me, except for calculus. I coasted by relying primarily on my gut instincts and intuition. […]