Shouldn’t we love what we do everyday? In theory, yes, of course. No one should lead an unhappy life.
Despite Our Differences, Funeral Directors Are Everyday, Normal People Too
It’s up to each one of us to lead the life that we want and choose. Being a funeral director, I see every death you can imagine.
The Death of a Funeral Director: Writing My Own Obituary
Every day is an opportunity. We have an everyday opportunity to make life, love and our goals happen.
Fishing For the Stoic Truth: Memento Mori
The motto behind stoicism is one simple but powerful message: You will die, one day. A reality and truth, for every single one of us.
Fear the (Supporting) Deer: The Milwaukee Bucks Are Going to the NBA Finals
Fifty years ago the Milwaukee Bucks won the NBA Finals (1971). Since then, they’ve only been back once. Until now…
Golf is Dead, Because the Audience Says So
Tiger Woods wins another major. Phil Mickelson throws a random one in. Arnold Palmer makes an awesome ESPN commercial. We get it…
Stand Up, Inflatable Paddle Board Season is Back and Better Than Ever
I will never not have a stand up paddle board in my possession. I love it too much.
Making the Correlation Between Poker Tells and Funeral Service Reading Abilities
When you are playing poker, you are reading other poker players. In funeral service, when meeting with families as the funeral director; you need to be able to read people.
It’s Been One Year Since I Released My First Book, So What?
If you’re wondering who I am and why you haven’t heard of me, that’s because I’m still a nobody. At least, a nobody to the published world…
Noah Watry 