I started reading "Girl, Wash Your Face" by Rachel Hollis last week. I didn't even get through the introduction before reading a life altering paragraph; Rachel writes: "That's why I do what I do. That's why I run a website and talk about how to make a centerpiece, or parent with kindness, or strengthen a marriage. It's why I researched thirty different ways to clean out your front-load washer before I taught my tribe how to do it. It's why I know the perfect ratio of balsami

Last Friday I was in SF visiting a few of our micro market customers. My last stop was at a long time account of J&J’s. Our main contact there is head of security (how he came to run the office coffee and vending programs I’ll never quite understand but I’m so glad he did). He’s the kind of guy who volunteers to work Christmas so that his team members with younger kids can spend the holiday at home, who plays bass in his church’s band, and who rehabilitates trolls with his wi