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ICE ROAD TRUCKERS ARE NUTS!

By Tim Pelton · Comments (0)
Monday, June 14th, 2010

If you are familiar with the television show Ice Road Truckers on the History Channel, the story follows the sagas of trailer truck drivers who drive the 414 mile Dalton Highway in Alaska in the winter time.

The road, also know as the North Slope Haul Road, runs from Fairbanks to Prudhoe Bay. The trucks carry all sorts of mechanical equipment, piping, and supplies to support the oil drilling rigs located at Prudhoe Bay. The highway generally follows the Alaskan pipeline and is clearly one of the most desolate roadways in the U.S. In the winter, there are approximately 250 trucks on the road every day.

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My Bucket List

By Tim Pelton · Comments (1)
Wednesday, June 9th, 2010

If you have not yet seen the movie The Bucket List, I strongly encourage you to rent it sometime soon. The storyline is that Jack Nicholson and Morgan Freeman are both terminally ill and reluctantly have to share a hospital room. They compiled a list of all the things they would both like to accomplish before they “kick the bucket”. Hence the term the bucket list. The movie tracks their humorous and stressful ‘vacation’ around the world fulfilling their bucket lists.

Since I am down to a quarter of a tank on my “gas gauge of life,” I too have created my own bucket list. I have always been a goals oriented guy, and this is no different.

My Bucket List:

The Bucket List

- To walk my beautiful daughter down the aisle on the day she gets married

- To walk hand-in-hand with my wonderful wife on the Great Wall of China

- To make love with her on a beach in Tahiti as the sun slowly sets in the west

- To snorkel on the Great Barrier Reef in Australia

- To see the Northern Lights

- To go on a round-the-world cruise

- To shake hands with the President of the U.S. to thank him/her for being the leader of the greatest nation on the planet

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Lest We Forget

By Tim Pelton · Comments (2)
Wednesday, June 2nd, 2010

Memorial DayFor many of us, we look forward to Memorial Day Weekend to have a little down time and maybe some burgers and beers with friends.

I prefer to take time to reflect and give thanks for those important people in my life that are no longer with us. Memorial Day is a day to give thanks for all the people, both personal friends and people I never met, who have profoundly and positively influenced my life.

My Parents – Both of my parents have long since passed away and I feel remiss that they have not had the opportunity to share in my successes and the joy shared with my loving bride of 37 years or my beautiful daughter Jen. I celebrate the structure, guidance, and freedom they provided me every Memorial Day.

My Friends and Family – Health issues have taken its toll on my family and so many relatives and friends. This is not meant to be a sad statement, but simply a reality check. Use Memorial Day to think back about all the good times.

My Veteran Colleagues – I am a Viet Nam era veteran. It is the only lottery I ever won. While never “In Country”, I lost a lot of close friends that were. Every trip through Washington, DC has a mandatory stop at The Viet Nam War Memorial to look at the wall and pause before too many names. As a critical incident stress specialist, I still occasionally help some folks work through ‘parking’ the war in the right place in their mind.

  • It is the VETERAN, not the preacher, who has given us freedom of religion. Read More→
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Resolving Conflicts May Be Easier Than You Think

By Tim Pelton · Comments (0)
Friday, March 12th, 2010
Conflict Resolutions at Work and at Home

Conflict Resolutions at Work and at Home

So many times we focus on the personal or emotional issues regarding a conflict versus the process of how to resolve it. My goal in this article is to give you a fresh perspective and some helpful techniques for efficient and effective conflict resolution.

First of all, let’s talk about communication skills.

- 50% of being a good communicator is your ability to listen.

- 50% of being a good communicator is your ability to find the ‘right frequency’ for whom you are talking to. This means when you talk, they listen. Read More→

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Why DID the Chicken Cross the Road?

By Tim Pelton · Comments (0)
Wednesday, March 3rd, 2010

Why did the chicken cross the road?

Why did the chicken cross the road?

George Bush’s Answer:
We don’t really care why the chicken crossed the road. We just want to know if the chicken is on our side of the road or not. The chicken is either with us or it is against us. There is no middle ground here.

John Kerry’s Answer:

While serving in Vietnam, I was in favor of the chicken crossing the road. Then later I realized that there were those who needed the chicken on this side of the road. Now I would like to see the chicken on the other side of the road, unless of course it would be better served to be on this side of the road. Ideally, I think the chicken should be in the middle of the road.

Bill Gates’ Answer: Read More→

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