September 20, 2023Published by Dr. David A. Weiman on September 20, 2023A Word About WordsOne of my favorite sayings is, “No one ever complained that something was too easy to read.” It’s a continual reminder for me when I’m writing […]
May 31, 2023Published by Dr. David A. Weiman on May 31, 2023Wiping The Slate CleanI was trying to free up some space on my iPad the other day and I deleted all the emails that were in one account. When […]
April 26, 2023Published by Dr. David A. Weiman on April 26, 2023Be YourselfA friend of mine recently asked for my help while he was preparing for a job interview. He asked if I could help him figure out […]
November 2, 2022Published by Dr. David A. Weiman on November 2, 2022The “Good Morning” ManOn a commute to work that I had several years ago, there was a man who stood at the same intersection every morning, waving to cars […]
May 18, 2022Published by Dr. David A. Weiman on May 18, 2022Hoping to Make a DifferenceI started my Rise & Whine episodes over 2 years ago, and the idea was pretty simple. It was just a way to connect with people […]
May 11, 2022Published by Dr. David A. Weiman on May 11, 2022The Power of a Kind WordAn article in a recent issue of Psychology Today noted that although we know the benefits of receiving a compliment, people are often reluctant to give […]
May 4, 2022Published by Dr. David A. Weiman on May 4, 2022“I have no response to that.”Sometimes we can become anxious when we feel like somebody is expecting a response from us about something, and we don’t have anything to say, at […]
April 27, 2022Published by Dr. David A. Weiman on April 27, 2022No Love Was Ever WastedIn Gabriel Garcia Marquez book “Love In the Time of Cholera”, the main character is frustrated in trying to give a box of chocolates to a […]
April 20, 2022Published by Dr. David A. Weiman on April 20, 2022Making Personal ConnectionsOne of the most common questions people ask someone they are meeting for the first time is,” What do you do for work?” I suppose they […]