Category Archives: Personal

Where Do You Get Your Power?

Posted on January 30, 2018 by Luke Ford

I’ve had a lot of good ideas over the course of my life. I’ve had grand visions. I’ve had big dreams. But when I started to do the things I had to do to make my dreams come true, I … Continue reading →

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How Your Politics Can Change Your Physiology

Posted on January 21, 2018 by Luke Ford

Left-wingers and right-wingers not only see the world differently, as Jonathan Haidt explains, they experience the world different. Much of our political orientation comes from our biology. I wonder if your politics can change your physiology? When I think back … Continue reading →

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Looking Out At A Sea Of Poz

Posted on January 14, 2018 by Luke Ford

Manhattan Beach Pier, Jan 5, 2018. Lewis Fein posts: “That art school should have admitted you.” I’m the same age as my father at Glacier View.

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How Do You Change Your Life?

Posted on January 11, 2018 by Luke Ford

There was a nasty guy I saw at Placer High School named Steve Pitman. He was a bully. I kept my distance. He scared me. A couple of years after I left high school, I ran into him again and … Continue reading →

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How Often Do You Regret A Day Spent Working Hard?

Posted on December 29, 2017 by Luke Ford

I find that when I get to the end of a long work day, I rarely feel bad about it. On the other hand, when I get to the end of a day where I haven’t worked (aside from the … Continue reading →

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