In the 1920’s my great grandparents came from Europe as tailors, built a business, and created a future for his family. They provided me with an onramp and I’ll always be grateful.
I’ve been a paperboy, worked at McDonalds, been in sales, mortgaged my house to make payroll while building a business, and am now a chamber of commerce executive. Along the way, somewhere in the middle, I was mascot for the Denver Broncos. I’m a father of two adult sons and a committed husband, struggling to be worthy of my wife. My greatest weakness is that I despise details. My proudest and the attribute that makes me happiest is curiosity – for me, that’s probably the greatest driver of staying Stubbornly Young. Join the Stubbornly Young Facebook group and share your most powerful driver!
Making Other People’s Tattoos My Business Makes the World a Little Better I have no tattoos and don’t want any. I sometimes
I’m Stubbornly Young to remain engaged in the world and relevant to the younger people in my lives. Along that journey, I
STUBBORNLY YOUNG RULE 8: Try New Things Last week in a live music night club in Cartagena (great way to start a
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