I’ve been going back and forth for the past year and a half as to whether or not to blog – since like half the world, I micro-blog on facebook and twitter throughout the day.
For a number of reasons [mainly just for kicks and to actually write], I’ve decided to be more disciplined in this area. If you read my thoughts – thanks and please contribute your thoughts as well.

how we spend the brief time we have alive is what determines both how we will live in eternity and the legacy we will leave to those who out-live us.

sometimes i think i’m missing it.
it’s pretty easy to get caught up in the speed of life in 2009. i find it harder each day to take a moment to soak in what’s really important. so, i’m gonna slow down, just a little, to improve on myself.
currently reading: the bible and listening to jim cramer’s “stay mad for life”

if you haven’t checked out twitter, go check it out. think of it as a glorified facebook status. i’m there @daveculbreath, and you should be as well…

everything is possible.

everything is possible – dave culbreath’s mantra

i started blogging in 2003. back then (as if it was the stone age) most folks didn’t even know what google was, much less what a blog was.
it’s funny that i remember people giving me crap for owning my domain name – saying i was egotistical. i’d bet a dime to a dollar that the person saying that either has their own domain name now, or wishes they had bought it before it got squatted.
i’ve blogged for fun and for “work purposes” for some time and, for all …

who watches 8 minute long videos? i rarely even read content on the web and i’m an online marketing professional. i skim headlines and look around fast to get info i need and move on.
take 8 minutes to watch this and read the one sentence cards throughout… you’ll be glad you did.

everyone wants purpose. rick warren has made a bazillion dollars [capitalizing] helping folks find their purpose. i’ve read the book years ago. well, most of the book; i stopped on or about day 35. [sarcasm] guess i would’ve found my purpose sooner had i finished those 5 or so remaining days.[/sarcasm]
i’m not knocking his book. get it, it’s worth the read. but i was at a different place in my physical and spiritual life at the time (somewhere around 2003) and whatever purpose i would’ve made would, i’m confident, have …

for the past several weeks the term realign has been going around and around in my mind. no, i’m not talking about my favorite chapter in godsmack’s changes dvd, i’m talking about:
re·a·lign (rē’ə-līn’)
1. To put back into proper order or alignment.
2. To make new groupings of or working arrangements between.
it’s been an extremely intense year (to say the least) and i’m confident the term is there for a reason. i’ve been giving a LOT of thought to it. realigning my life, work, projects, …