We stepped out of Ashley's furniture store. Me and my 8-year old were driving back home. Me: I like the sofa. Just imagine the new sofa, side table, tea-table, and our current carpet, wall-color, and curtain - its going to be fabulous. As soon as we get home, I am going to tell Mumma this and we will come back to the store and by Son: Daddy! did you keep the sale paper (a pamphlet) they gave us as soon as we walked in Me: Yes! It's in my jacket but why do you ask? Son:Well wh

It was like any other weekend morning. We had two important tasks in the morning – 1) Give my 2 year old his glass of milk 2) Make brunch. Lesson #1: Make stakeholders part of the change I removed the seal from a brand new can of milk, flipped it open, and was pouring it into a glass. My intent was to warm it up for my 2 year old. My 2 year old was watching me from his high-chair. As I finished pouring the milk, he told me “daddy it is the other milk“. I checked and it wasn’t