Man Stuff Journal: A Young Man’s First Journal

 Kidlin’s Law says: “If you can write the problem down clearly, you’re halfway to solving it.” 

That’s the idea behind this journal. Life can feel confusing, stressful, or even overwhelming at times. But when you take the time to put your thoughts into words, things start to make more sense. Writing helps you see problems for what they really are, and often the solution—or at least the next step—becomes clearer.

In my second book, More Man Stuff: More Things a Young Man Needs to Know, I included a chapter entitled “What I Think I Think”. In it, I emphasized the value of keeping a personal journal and gave a few tips on how to journal.

This book is intended to be a tool to help you discover the merits of keeping a personal journal. I hope these pages will become a record of your growth—a story of how you faced challenges, learned from mistakes, and moved forward.

You can get it here.

Linx and Drinx XXIII team photos

Cahoona Spring Round Photos

New Cahoona Digs

Congrats, boys, we now own this northwoods getaway. I pulled all your social security numbers off the internet and used the signature pages from the LLC papers for the note and personal guarantees. Hope you don't mind. Got a great rate from Denny Sanford's bank, only 19.5 percent. Let's play golf!

Hangover Blues

Not that any of you would over indulge, but if you did, you might find this article interesting.

Who's up for the Boss?

Nov 2, St. Paul at the Excel. Who's up for a Cahoona road trip for the Magic Tour?

Cahoona 2007

Cahoona 2007 has come and gone. Each year, upon my return, I am asked by my friends/employees/neighbors how was the golf . Each year, I tell them that it was both good and bad, but that is not why I go. Again this year, the fellowship is the draw. That, like a fine wine, gets better each year. As Emo said, this isn't a bunch of guys who just sit around and talk about the "Glory Days" - (though there are some good stories there!).

Thanks guys for another great week in northern Minnesota. While I often comment about how I regret the speed with which time passes, I am already looking forward to Cahoona 2008. Cheers boys!