In his  book, Playing Life to Win, Dr. Taylor Hartman uses the metaphor of baseball to represent the game of life, shares dozens of personal and professional vignettes, mixed with quotes, stories and examples from the lives of politicians, celebrities, sports stars, business leaders and family members. One needn’t be a fan of baseball in order to “get” Hartman’s many references to the sport or to “get” the book’s message. Most know that baseball’s objective is to hit the ball that’s pitched to you—or otherwise get safely on base—and, in turn, go from first base to second to third, and touch home plate, thus sco

This week we thought we'd have a little fun and make two one-minute videos about the joys of blind dating. One for the guys and one for the gals. Don't forget to subscribe to our blog or follow us on Twitter or Facebook for great dating tips and much more. Here is the one for the gals: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c9lsxX7wFW0   And here is the one for the guys: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UYYYW6MDpUc   Enjoy!  

ATTENTION: If you’ve been on so many blind dates that you actually won a free dog, this article is for you… Let’s face it. You “log in” because you eventually want to “log off” and actually meet someone in person, right? I mean, if Sheldon and Amy Farrah Fowler (Shamie) can do it, you can DEFINITELY do it. And, if you understand The Color Code, you can date more successfully than ever before. The first thing that you need to learn about dating is this: “It’s all about you…but it ain’t only all about you”. I’ll explain… What I’m talking about here is the fact that you are interested in dating b