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Walking Backwards To Move Forward

Posted on May 21, 2013 by Ryan Derousseau

This morning, as I was walking the dog on this beautiful day, we were taking our normal route. Since we live in Long Island City (just off Manhattan proper) there’s always a bunch of people out and about, briskly heading … Continue reading →

Defining Your Fear

Posted on May 15, 2013 by Ryan Derousseau

How much does fear control your decision process? It’s a simple question, and one that can be answered quite easily with a quick, “very little,” but are you being truly honest with yourself? For many, I would say, fear is … Continue reading →

Has The Water Kept You From Quitting?

Posted on May 9, 2013 by Ryan Derousseau

If you have checked your social media feeds, YouTube or any part of the Interwebs in the past couple of days, then you probably came across the David Foster Wallace graduation speech turned short film. If you haven’t had the … Continue reading →

Balancing Business and Art

Posted on April 9, 2013 by Ryan Derousseau

Sometimes you read things, and it immediately pops out at you. This morning, I read such a line when doing a random Google search. I came across a Patch.com article out of Redondo Beach, CA (outside of my usual reading, … Continue reading →

The Different Degrees of Quitting

Posted on March 1, 2013 by Ryan Derousseau

Today I want to talk a little about quitting. While we’ve all quit something in our life, there’s many forms of quitting. Giving up smoking would be considered a great thing to quit, on the other hand, resigning from your … Continue reading →

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