The problem is I’m not ready for one and the other one doesn’t want to be there.

When you stop and look back they’ve made a lot of progress.

He still seeks first to be understood, since he’s always so unjustly misunderstood.

Be prepared to be confronted the self-righteous.

The new house gets me excited, but that business just doesn’t.

He seems pretty serious and I seriously should create a course.

They’re still all ready to go in on something with me…and each other.

Champions bring — and breed — belief and confidence.

Be clear what the plan is for parking.

When he invites you to the gym, go because he wants to talk.

When the consultant starts advising you on areas they admit are outside their expertise, just shut them down.

When you finally find a group of readers, take their recommendations.

Proofread your important email before sending, especially someone else was editing it.

That seemed like a stretch and frankly, stereotypical boomer self-absorption.

When he’s asking what you think, be curious and focus on what he’s looking for rather than jump down his throat about where he’s wrong.

Just take the bags to the bathroom rather than call them complaining about how long they’ve been gone for lunch.

We didn’t get much time in the sun but we got a lot more excited about wheels and tires.

He might not actually get to sit with him down on the glass, but he sure did impress everyone at the table.

If he traveled to be with you, put her (or yourself) next to him at lunch.

Unless it’s a direct flight, flying in the afternoon gets in too late after layovers, baggage claim, rental cars, and restaurants.