The genesis of The Magic Dance comes from a video narrated by Derek Sivers, author, and founder of CD Baby. In the shaky, sometimes out-of-focus video, a lone man is dancing wildly all by himself in the midst of an audience during a live outdoor concert. We never see or hear the band playing, but we do see how that one man and his magic dance manages to convert his first fellow audience member (the first follower) into an equally enthusiastic dancer - then another, and another. Within minutes he is surrounded by throngs of other wild and crazy dancers. We have the same power to attract...

Life is often like a subway ride. Actually, it's more like riding the subway without holding on. The subway is simply a microcosm of life - every day, the rhythm and diversity of all humanity is there on display, whether it's competition (making a run for that prime seat), or choosing to hide in a favorite paperback. Who will start up a conversation? What could a hello lead to? Subway Life is a simple metaphor for the everyday, and for the situations we all face. Subway Life is about life and how we choose to live it.

Looking for Sunshine is a handbook for people with who are dealing with a problem. (And who doesn't have problems?) Inside this little book are some big ideas about accepting, reframing, and resolving your problems. When big problems occur in our lives, it can sometimes feel like a dark cloud is following you everywhere. And the thing about problems is it's not answers that we need as much as the perspective. Some of the topics addressed include: Fear, Inspiration, Appreciation, Spirituality, Possibilities, and Solutions. Looking for Sunshine provides an alternative path for people to...

Airport Life: How to Relate at Any Altitude is about how we relate to others. Relating well is an essential life skill. Yet so many of us struggle to communicate at home, at work, and out in the world. Life is mostly about interacting with other people-how we get along (or not), how we understand one another (or not), and how we support one another (or not). Each day, you choose the person you want to be. You can be helpful or caustic, open or distant, thoughtful or thoughtless...it's your choice. And your choice affects the quality (and the quantity) of your relationships. Airport Life: How...

Airport Life: How to Relate at Any Altitude is about how we relate to others. Relating well is an essential life skill. Yet so many of us struggle to communicate at home, at work, and out in the world. Life is mostly about interacting with other people-how we get along (or not), how we understand one another (or not), and how we support one another (or not). Each day, you choose the person you want to be. You can be helpful or caustic, open or distant, thoughtful or thoughtless...it's your choice. And your choice affects the quality (and the quantity) of your relationships. Airport Life: How...

Leaders today don't need more information to succeed; they need perspective. We all know about the importance of playing by the rules, and the value of being fair and ethical. But knowing these things is not enough. We need to consistently put these ideals into action and we need to see them working successfully. Each one of us is a leader. Whether we fill the role of parent, neighbor, friend, community member, employee, volunteer, or partner, every day we have an opportunity, sometimes even an obligation, to lead. We learn by example, and we look to our leaders for examples in action....

Life is often like a subway ride. Actually, it's more like riding the subway without holding on. The subway is simply a microcosm of life - every day, the rhythm and diversity of all humanity is there on display, whether it's competition (making a run for that prime seat), or choosing to hide in a favorite paperback. Who will start up a conversation? What could a hello lead to? Subway Life is a simple metaphor for the everyday, and for the situations we all face. Subway Life is about life and how we choose to live it.