My wife was in our bathtub laboring. I was beside her doing my best to help. Our baby was crowning, and no one was there to help. We were two new parents having a baby in our condo, on our own.
True story.
Continue reading “A story: Our baby was born at home, and we were alone”
I used to think time was an abundant resource, almost limitless. Then I did this.
When I was younger, I didn’t think I could ever fall into depression. Not that I wasn’t susceptible to it but that it just would happen to me. But, I was naive.
I was working at a church in Queens, New York, learning how to start churches. I was young and full of hope.
My life was a beautiful dream. I was living in the city I loved, working in the career I felt called to and I was making new friends. My future looked bright.
Then, I got fired.
Continue reading “Surviving one of the most difficult times in my life: my bout with depression”
I was rushing to church with my son last Sunday, and we walked past a homeless man.
“Can you spare any change or a cup of coffee,” he says in a wispy voice as I glance at him and step one foot in front of the other. My son looks at his face.
Continue reading “On the streets of NYC: my son, a homeless-man and me”
Starting my business was easy.
Then, I almost went bankrupt.
Continue reading “When facing grave uncertainty, how do you survive?”
