Category: Don McNay
Life Lessons On Finding A Good Advisor
I think about this Mayor Daley quote a lot. Like any businessperson, I have hired tremendous people, and I have hired some who didn’t quite work out. Like Jesus, I’ve been denied, doubted and betrayed, but also like Jesus, I’ve found smart and loyal people who help me get my message out.
Life Lessons From A Streetwise Guy
A well-connected friend in New Orleans took me to the critically acclaimed Galatoire’s restaurant – a fine dining experience at one of the top restaurants in the United States.
Bob Babbage, Kentucky’s Top Lobbyist
I graduated from college in 1981. At the time, my alma mater, Eastern Kentucky University, and Western Kentucky University were fierce rivals in football, basketball and everything else.
Keep Your Friends Not So Close And Enemies Even Further Away
A friend recently lost her husband at a young age. She told me that men started coming on to her at the funeral. I see it all the time.
Dr. James Stillwell & The Art Of Divorce Recovery
“For the Good Times” hit the charts about the time that my mother and father divorced. For the rest of his life, it was one of dad’s favorite songs.
Guns, Money And Stereotypes
The vast majority of my financial and structured settlement clients live in rural areas. Early in my career, I noticed a distinct husband and wife pattern.
Al Smith, Getting His 50-Year Wings
I got to witness a fascinating event this month: the 50-year celebration of when journalist Al Smith stopped drinking and started his journey
to greatness.
Is It Time To Make A Bold Move?
In a serious multitasking moment, I’m reading “Beautiful Outlaw,” a fascinating take on the personality of Jesus by John Eldredge, and flipping back to “Bruce,” an all-encompassing biography of Bruce Springsteen by Peter Carlin.
Fat Guy In A Zumba Class
I’m 50 pounds lighter than I was last Christmas. I’ll be down another 50 by Christmas 2013.
Holidays And The Anxiety Closet
Berke Breathed did a wonderful 1980s comic strip called Bloom County.
