April 16th, 2012 at 11:07AM
Imagine you are 46 years old. You own a business. Wife, 3 kids. You have been successful by any measure, but the last nearly four years have been very tough. You have had a stroke. You have filed bankruptcy. You have given up your house. You still own a business and are clawing to make it successful in a still rough economy. You walk into your neurologist after a strange incident of dizziness. In his dry 65-year-old English professorial way, he says you HAVE to remove stress from your life. Period. Figure it out. Or you are a at risk for another serious stroke. How does I do that? With all on my plate, how can I get rid of stress? Well I plan to follow his advice and figure it out. Follow my journey to see what I learn and how I succeed.
  • Imagine you are 46 years old.
  • You own a business.
  • Wife, 3 kids.
  • You have been successful by any measure, but the last nearly four years have been very tough.
  • You have had a stroke. You have filed bankruptcy.
  • You have given up your house.
  • You still own a business and are clawing to make it successful in a still rough economy.

You walk into your neurologist after a strange incident of dizziness. In his dry 65-year-old English professorial way, he says you HAVE to remove stress from your life. Period. Figure it out. Or you are a at risk for another serious stroke.

How does I do that? With all on my plate, how can I get rid of stress? Well I plan to follow his advice and figure it out.

Follow my journey to see what I learn and how I succeed.