Andy’s Blog
Have You Been Socially Adjusted? Would You Like To Be?
We’ve never been more connected—yet many people feel more isolated than ever. As technology reshapes how we think, interact, and spend our time, a quiet shift is beginning to take place. More and more people are stepping back, searching for something deeper than constant connection—and rediscovering what it truly means to be present.
A World of Vanishing Miracles?
When every image can be faked, the miraculous starts to feel like a feature. Andy Andrews reflects on how we’ve lost our sense of wonder—and why getting it back matters.
Bill Belichick Delivers A Lesson For Our Children
Bill Belichick missed the Hall of Fame by one vote despite six Super Bowls. The lesson every parent should teach their children: how you treat people determines your future.
Why I’m Skipping The Super Bowl
This is in no way a rant designed to urge you not to watch the Super Bowl. Frankly, I won’t know (or care) whether you do or don’t. Personally however, after having watched at least some of every Super Bowl for the past forty years–and actually attending one–I will…
Let’s Talk College Football!
Are you a parent? Perhaps you are the owner of your own business or the leader of a major corporation. Do you want your family or your business to be the very best? Assuming your answer is yes, here are a few more questions that can clarify your own direction as you choose what kind of leader you will be.
Please…An Important Message from Andy
Am I wrong to assume that you believe, as I do, that America is in big trouble? And how crazy is it that we have witnessed an extremely slow rise and fall to end up here?
For Your 4th of July…a Priority
This morning, I am thinking about a “letter to the editor” that I cut from our local newspaper on June 10, 2010. It’s been years, but it described history that should be remembered. Today, I’m also thinking about our upcoming holiday. .
The Rarest Achievement in Sports
During the last 125 years, over 5 million men have played college football. More than 25,000 of them have gone on to the pros. However, only ten have accomplished what might be the rarest achievement in the history of sport: winning the Heisman Trophy and being enshrined into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Erasing Dr. Seuss
Erasing Dr. Seuss (you can call it A Bedtime Story for Today) honors what is quickly becoming the memory of the beloved children’s author in a unique way. This morning a rumbling woke me up. I looked to see what I could find. I searched the closet and under the bed,…