by David | Jun 21, 2018 | blog
One late night about 25 years ago, I was driving by myself on I-15 from Salt Lake City back to Idaho Falls, Idaho, when I fell asleep at the wheel. I woke up to the left side of my car sliding along a guardrail. When I later returned to the scene a few days later with...
by David | May 3, 2016 | blog
My good friend and fellow cyclist, Peter Springer, shared this story to his friends in his “Goodbye” email that he sent out to announce his move from Richmond, VA to Charlotte, NC. I used to ride with Peter when I worked for Capital One. We would ride after work in...
by David | Feb 7, 2016 | books
I’m proud to announce the publishing of a book that I co-authored with my friend and mentor, Peter O’Dunne: From Rust to Trust: Peter’s Tips for Living a Principle-Centered and Other-Focused Life. In this book Peter shares the approach that has...
by David | Feb 1, 2016 | poetry
In the USA, we put a huge emphasis on winning – the Super Bowl, beating the stock market, Olympic medals, “best of” rankings, etc. But, what is it about winning that we care so much about? Here are my thoughts on winning written as a poem from an athlete’s...
by David | Dec 19, 2015 | dogs, poetry
I had to put Princess, my Dalmatian who’ve I had for 10 years, to sleep in early January due to chronic health issues. This poem is dedicated to her memory. David I rescued you from a shelter, a special needs dog who was deaf. I remember your waggling tail, as...
