Author Archive for Bob Martin
Robert Martin is an fine artist and his paintings can found at http://www.bobmartin-art.com
When it comes to our health, are we poorly informed?
Is it fair to say that all of us would rather be healthy and avoid illness? Are we really lazy and not wanting to do the type of research necessary to fully understand the options that are available to us? Could I be eating better then I am, excising more? This much I know is [...]
Touring the World – Insights On What is Happening Now!
I’ve traveled to Bath in England, St. Petersburg in Russia, and a small village in the South of France. On each trip, I’ve enjoyed the art museums, the old buildings, the castles, and the remnants of “what was”. I am like many other people who travel the world to get a sense of what life [...]
The Mother’s Day Gift that Keeps on Giving
Four Unique and Meaningful Experiences
For Women of All Ages
May 6th Sweat Lodge
Share it with your mother and grandmother
May 7th Festive Night Out
Bring Sisters, daughters and girlfriends for live music, dancing and drumming in the Desert Air
May 8th All Day Symposium
Transform yourself and your relationships in a safe Group of women
May 9th Rite of Passage [...]
Women As Caregiver – AFW Conference April 17th
Arizona Foundation for Women-Women as Caregivers Conference
Caregiving is a priority for AFW. That’s why we’re inviting you and other members of healthcare organizations, social service providers, eldercare and childcare providers from across the state to join us in a conference and luncheon focusing on women as caregivers in Arizona. April 17th -8.00 AM TIL [...]
The Start of Something New
Related Reading:
The African-American Odyssey: Special Edition, Combined Volume (4th Edition)
Culture Making: Recovering Our Creative Calling
Game Change: Obama and the Clintons, McCain and Palin, and the Race of a Lifetime
To Hell with Depression. We’re gonna have a good year – That’s Leadership
Leadership is a state of mind that occasionally gets suppressed, but under stress and in the face of ridiculously high odds, the mind declares “we’ve had enough”, if life is going to get better it will because we say so.
See Slumdog Millionaire. Vibrant and Moving Journey.
During the holidays “Slumdog Millionaire” was given national distribution, which means that I finally got to see it. I, like many others, endured the lines to get into the multiplex but most people were there to see the new Clint Eastwood film, Gran Torino or the many other Hollywood Christmas releases. Slumdog is a [...]
Being Positive Does Not Negate Our Responsiblity to Be Rigourous
With out the hard work, just being positive can be delusional. A number of recent revelations, be it that of investment bankers/hedge funds or heads of local government, it’s apparent that they sought an easy route to personal success, never putting in the effort or time to ask themselves
“What’s the Down Side Here”.
Just do [...]
Smoke and Mirrors
How can someone cheat, better word would steal fifty ($50) billion dollars from his clients and not get caught until he breaksdown and confesses to his staff? Bernard L. Madoff, who’s website is still up and functioning and has as it headline.
Madoff Securities: Quality Executions and Service
Through Innovative Technology
We [...]
It’s Just Not the Big Three – All Automakers Are Having Difficulties
The truth may be more in line with that it is easy to point fingers once the unexpected happens. The CEO’s from Detroit on the other end of those pointed fingers, all looked like “Deer in Headlights”, they seem not to know what hit them. It was a look I remember seeing on Ken Lay and Jeff Skilling’s face once Enron began to crumble.
