Comments on: When death comes knocking, be busy

By: E. Paul Bigham

E. Paul Bigham — Wed, 05 Jun 2019 18:30:08 +0000

So does this mean we don’t do March Madness next year? If not, I guess there is always Denny’s, they over deliver too.

By: Lee Richter

Lee Richter — Sun, 02 Jun 2019 19:55:25 +0000

Brian,
Thank you for sharing this amazing and heartfelt post. I’m so happy I got to spend time with you in Cleveland, before all of this life-enhancing excitement. It is always such a joy to have time with you and I feel that is the most important gift that you share, your time. I feel blessed I often get to share it with you. And I look forward to sharing more in the future.
I’ll see you soon in Durango and Chicago I hope!

Sending much love and support … anytime you want!
xoxoxo

By: Susan RoAne

Susan RoAne — Sat, 01 Jun 2019 14:52:52 +0000

My dear Brian, You know I wish you a speedy, thorough recovery. From this post it’s clear you are on your way as you continue to educate, inspire as you recover. How generous, thoughtful and giving you are….even as you mend.
When I explored the “retirement”problems of Social Security and State Teachers Retirement in California, I learned that the actuarial stats of life expectancy after retirement was 39 months. So I have lived Dan’s definition and only retired from the troublesome clients and mishegas of pursuit of shiny objects that attract some entrepreneurs under the NO MORE AGGRAVATION banner.

By: Gloria Stephenson

Gloria Stephenson — Fri, 31 May 2019 17:23:20 +0000

Dearest Brian,
May you always be “busy” when death comes knocking on your door…I loved you the day I met you; and I love you today…Give yourself permission to be busy at a slower pace your beautiful wife and kids will thank you… may God Bless you, give you peace, guide you and then teach you…”it’s ok to NOT be quite so busy”
Here’s hoping your healing continues…and you must be better…this IS perhaps your longest POST EVER….Big hugs, Gregg and Gloria Stephenson…