Dating differently at Stop & Shop
I was explaining to a client that doing something differently is often the best way to do it. While most people try like hell to conform to those around them,…
I was explaining to a client that doing something differently is often the best way to do it. While most people try like hell to conform to those around them,…
Small victories are still great victories. Momentous victories. Hilarious victories. Case in point: The Onion — the brilliant satirical publication that skewers newsmakers and current events so well that their…
I'm sure this has happened to you. You awaken — bright-eyed and excited about the day — but then you feel the pang deep in your belly. You want a…
I was offering feedback on the client's upcoming keynote. I began by pointing out something she had done well. Before I could make my next point, she said, "I don't…
Last year, consumers in the United States returned $743 billion worth of merchandise, which amounts to 14.5 percent of all things purchased. That’s an increase from 10.6 percent in 2020,…
In just over a month, I'll celebrate 20 years of posting on my blog without ever missing a day. That's 7,304 consecutive days of finding something to say. Not always…
Perhaps you've heard about the so-called "blue zones"—locations where humans are more likely to live longer due to lifestyle, diet, and other factors. Blue zones have been getting much attention…
On Friday night, my friend and fellow storyteller Jeni Bonaldo and I performed our third installment of "Matt and Jeni Are Unprepared" — a storytelling improv competition in which we…
I'm sitting in seat H1 as the lights come up for intermission for "Jekyll and Hyde" at the Hartford Stage. Mr. Hyde has just committed another murder onstage. I turn…
Wednesday was a difficult day for me. Difficult for many people, I suspect. I only slept two or three hours before rising around 3:30, having given up on sleep. I…