Life is Mishegoss

That's the hard truth. "Reality! What a Concept" Spoken by Robin Williams years ago. It always stuck in my mind and this past week it really rings true. Numbers are not always important, but they do give people an idea of where they stand especially when podcasting, writing, or in sales. The numbers show we're stale and listeners are not tuning in as much. With that in mind, it's time to turn the page and move on for Patti and me. We're going to miss you all and hope you'll tune in to anything new we begin. Just keep an eye out on Apple or other platforms for a podcast maybe in the future with our names. Be Well!

I might have made a mistake, [markjohn1@mac.com] and I would appreciate your opinions. Sometimes we get ahead of ourselves and think we know the right answer. Then we find out we were wrong. Was I wrong here? Let us know by writing to us at Mark & Patti [markjohn1@mac.com].

Life can imitate many things. I know for me, it definitely imitates Groundhog Day, the movie. As much as I would like to say that the real groundhog day is exciting, I can't. Who wants to live their future six weeks of life on an animal, but we do. Well, some do. On the other hand, the movie Groundhog Day, I bet for many, is what life is truly like. Repetition and the need to feel grounded. That's right, repetition helps grounding, but it also helps with monotony. A better way to describe it is "a boring life." Who wants that, right? Listen in for my take.

Yes, it is. It is one of those days that I don't look forward to. What kind of day? It's a day of frustration. It's a day of high anxiety, high blood pressure, and so much more. Have you ever had one of those days? The thing is it happens to the best of us, but it isn't something we want to happen. What do you do?

Life is full of mishegoss. Today I went nuts about life, ADHD, analytical thinking, creative thinking, and much, much more. The show started slow, but then it hit me like a bolt of lightning. That bust showed me the way to go on. I'm not trying to get all mystical or whatever you call it, but inspiration hit me and I took it from there Please listen in and let us know your thoughts. Write to us here Mark & Patti [markjohn1@mac.com].