Decided

By Dwayne Hicks | October 14, 2020 |

This is past tense of the word decide means to come to a conclusion or choice of direction or action. I make lots of decisions every day – many are small, like choosing which coffee cup to use for my morning coffee, to significant business decisions.   There are other decisions that get made for me…

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Warning!

By Dwayne Hicks | April 18, 2020 |

I have been given multiple warnings before and I will sometimes heed them and at other times, I consider the source of the warning. When the warning came out about the COVID-19 virus, it had my attention. Those warnings have proven to be reliable and accurate. I’ve been warned by others who base the warnings…

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Ask

By Dwayne Hicks | September 29, 2016 |

  This is a short verb that carries a lot with it. It almost involves a question. I’ve been told “Don’t Ask”, sarcastically when I really will not want to know the answer. Asking is implying that I don’t know. Asking can be a teachable moment. This three-letter word can change the entire direction of…

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Decision Makers

By Dwayne Hicks | August 31, 2016 |

There are people who make big decisions constantly throughout the day. The leaders of our country make decisions every day and they often affect a large number of people. I love our country even though I’m not always in agreement with some who lead; they are still my fellow citizens. There are other people who…

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