written by john c ashworth You may or may not know that I spend my days working for a fast-growing technology company that serves the funeral profession. I created this broadcast today for my most recent group of interested customers and thought you might like it too. “Do not wait for leaders. Do it alone,…
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…this idea originally posted on July 21st, 2019 – added to “when the spirit moves me.” -John Hello there, Thanks for stopping by. John Ashworth here… Seemed like a good idea today to start this list. I’ll come back to add items “as the spirit moves me.” That’s how an old fitness client I coached…
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My Sunday Walk: 2.55 Miles in about 58 minutes. Frequent stops for Allie during this Sunday walk. Allie is my aging Labradoodle who does not like the warmer weather. Still about a 22 minute per mile pace. Not bad. Didn’t want to push too hard. Still gotta mow the lawn today. RunKeeper said it was…
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Allie has been my loyal walking partner for more than eight years now. She is my Labradoodle. Featured occasionally on my facebook page and here on The Ash Flash. We call her ‘Spirit Dog.’ If you have the chance to meet her some day, you’ll immediately know why… -John
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Here’s what being a salesman means to me – Part 2 Click here for part 1 of this series written by john c ashworth One of the things I really love about being a salesperson is all the people time. All the connection. All of the potential that each new contact holds. For sales. For…
Read MoreJohn Paul Stevens, a moderate Republican and former antitrust lawyer from Chicago who evolved into a savvy and sometimes passionate leader of the Supreme Court’s liberal wing and became the third-longest-serving justice on the court before he retired in 2010, died July 16 at a hospital in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. He was 99. Source: John…
Read MoreClick here for the full obituary of Emily Hartridge Died: July 12, 2019 (Who else died on July 12?) Details of death: Died in London in an electric scooter accident at the age of 35. Is there someone you miss whose memory should be honored? Here are some ways. Hartridge on the genesis of her “10 Reasons…
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