Category: Off Topic

If you were wondering what to do with all of those Amazon gift cards you got for Christmas, I have a suggestion. In this blog post, I recommend two books totaling about 15 bucks in cost, each of which links to a FREE download of yet another book. I think these three books will inspire you and make you much more productive in the coming year in different ways.

Well, I thought I was back to blogging regularly, but then I started writing a new book and it kind of took over for the past month. Keep reading for the details….

I usually limit my blog posts to insurance issues but today I’d like to address something that transcends insurance and deals with the hysteria surrounding the coronavirus pandemic. My other blog posts this week also focus on the pandemic but are about insurance issues. I hope you’ll indulge me on this one post.

“The most important thing I learned from [Mungo] was the importance of prioritization, then organizing and executing around those priorities. This required me to THINK about what was important to me (and to people who were important to me), then establish a structure within which balanced and habituated value-added activities could take place that yielded positive results. It was only later in life that I discovered that this is what ‘time management’ is all about. With Mungo’s invaluable help, I had ‘invented’ time management but didn’t know it at the time.”

This sale only takes place 1 day every 4 years. The first 10 people who buy the print version of my book “When Words Collide: Resolving Insurance Coverage and Claims Disputes” between 12:01 a.m. and 11:59 p.m. on February 29 will get a FREE copy of the electronic ebook version, a $9.99 value.

In the spirit of this holiday season, thanks to all of my blog subscribers and, in keeping with the sentiment of the season, here is an article about the proven benefits of gratitude.

Ideas, bread and books are all the same–they’re better when they’re shared. The posture of generosity and connection replaces a mindset of scarcity…. The same is true of insurance books.