Some of the most demonstrable moments of people Killin' It are simple physical moments.  Take for example this amazing clip of a Phillies fan, on his way back from the concession stand, catching a foul ball with one hand and never breaking stride.  I had to watch this several times in order take in the clean and effortless poetry of this killin' it moment.  It's the rare kind of thing that makes me think of stars co...

Have you ever had a moment when you were dying to make a joke, but held back because you felt it was inappropriate? Or more embarrassing yet, actually told a joke that was met with forced, polite laughter? I know I’ve experienced this on a grand scale during many of my speaking gigs. Hee, hee, hee! Well, now you can say you’re doing it for your health. Science is finally catching up to the old truism about lau...

Everyone I know has had this feeling, at one time or another - you're at the airport waiting in line for a slow ticket agent to help you while the precious minutes before your flight leaves are ticking away. Or how about this one, you're sitting in a classroom thinking of the overwhelming amount of tasks you need to accomplish while a dithering instructor sucks your time away. Waiting on others when we're...

Earlier today I caught this trailer for "I'm Still Here," the upcoming documentary on Jaoquin Phoenix's transition from actor to rapper in the last 2 years. What a great piece of art and entertainment this looks to be. Ever since Jaoquin went on David Letterman with a mountain man beard, chewing gum, stating that he was going to quit acting and become a rapper, people have been saying: "Oh, he's a...

Wow. It's one thing to hit a trick between the legs tennis shot in the first place. It's another thing to be able to pull it off at a pro match in a full stadium and make the shot a searing high speed winner. But sit back and watch tennis great Roger Federer kill it big time by doing just that this past Monday at the U.S. Open. What Federer gives a glimpse of is trusting the mechanism. Look at where his...