You know it’s good BBQ when they have a laminated sheet of paper at every table to explain the sauces to you…

Barefoot BBQ in Seaside, FL

Monday morning after dropping off one son at school, my other son and I were stopped at a light and noticed this strange scene – a Jack Daniels truck parked outside a McDonalds…

Well, the picture was begging to be taken…

So since we took the picture, it is now your mission (if you decide to accept it) to come up with an appropriate caption in the comments section of this post…

Top 3 suggestions win an Official GUTS: Go Use This Stuff! Mouse Pad

Have fun…

Jeff

Gratitude: 11 Universal Laws for ThanksLiving

The Law of Thanksgiving

It’s easy to be grateful around the Thanksgiving holiday. But what if we were able to find ourselves feeling grateful year round? What that might change about your life?

The Law of Who Past

To whom in the past are you grateful? Someone who gave you a break, someone who cared about you, inspired you, believed in you, or someone who simply listened to you? Have you ever sought them out to thank them, perhaps just a phone call to say thanks? As someone who has made those kind of calls, it really feels good to express your gratitude. And as someone who has had the privilege of being on the receiving end of those kind of calls, it sure can make your day, your week, or more.

The Law of Who Now

For whom are you grateful for in your life right now? Have you let them know lately how much you appreciate them? If not, give the gift today!

The Law of Attitude

Gratitude is simply an attitude. The one thing we can always choose each day, in any situation, is Read More→

We had the privilege and blessing of attending the Glazer-Kennedy Info Summit here in Atlanta over the last few days. The keynote speaker on Thursday was former 2 time heavy weight boxing champion & entrepreneur  George Foreman.

I really liked his quote

“Don’t get scared, get hungry.”

He talked about two times in his life he really had to live that quote. The first when he was young and trying to get off the streets of Houston, and the second when he was in his 40’s, broke and needing to make a comeback.

Seems to have worked both times – he became the heavyweight champ the first time and then the second time, at age 44, became the oldest boxer to ever win the championship.

We laughed out loud about his explanation of why he named all four of his sons George.

When someone asks him why he asks “Do you know the name Ali, do you know the name Joe Frazier, do you know the name Ken Norton? Try getting hit in the head by them over and over and see how many names you can remember?”

Just for fun, check out the size of his fist in the picture…