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Steve's articles primarily focus on expert commentary, with a significant emphasis on family & relationships, culture & society, and house & home. His themes revolve around happiness, soul, joy, positivity, and self-discovery.
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By Steve Gwisdalla This week’s article title is a phrase we have all heard before. It has many meanings but for the purposes of our humble little (but growing) Tribe of Up, it means something powerful. Typically, saying something is a drop in the bucket is not a good thing or a productive use of ... Read more
By Steve Gwisdalla Congratulations to the class of 2026! As a professional coach, consultant, and all-around happy guy, I would like to offer some advice, humor, and perspective as you end this chapter of your lives and look forward to the next. First and foremost, look around. You will never see the world through the ... Read more
By: Steve Gwisdalla
A workshop focused on the Movement Method, a movement-based approach designed to support nervous system and brain development, is scheduled for June 20 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Happy Hooves Wellness Farm in Dexter. The event is intended for parents, educators, therapists, and others interested in learning about approaches used to support individuals ... Read more
HOME SERVICES HVAC PLUMBING FIRE DAMAGE WATER DAMAGE By Steve Gwisdalla
We all have one. That voice in our heads. That voice that sometimes acts like an angel on one shoulder, then the devil on the other. That voice that some call our intuition and others call our conscience. I have read countless books that say to trust that voice and listen to it. After hearing that voice, reading ‘expert' books about that voice, and talking to many smarter people than I will ever hope to be about that voice, I have drawn a very different conclusion about that voice.
By Steve Gwisdalla As the World Cup is drawing to its exciting conclusion, here in the Tribe of Up, it is truly awesome to witness the world come together in the name of sport. Millions of fans have traveled to Canada, the United States and Mexico to cheer their countries on. People have immersed themselves ... Read more
By: Steve Gwisdalla
The 14th annual Paint Dexter Plein Air Festival will return to downtown Dexter Aug. 10-15 bringing dozens of artists to the community for a week of outdoor painting, workshops and public events. The festival is organized by the City of Dexter's Arts, Culture and Heritage Committee and is free to attend.
For my money, (no pun intended) the secret to a happy life boils down to deposits and withdrawals. This is not as obvious as the title may appear. While I do not worship or bow to money (although I do rank it right up there with air; having more is better than having less) I do think the analogy is perfect.
By Steve Gwisdalla I miss coaching little league. Like, I really miss it. There was nothing better than walking out to the pitcher’s mound to get a 10-year-old to stop crying because he could not throw a strike. My secret was to always have a couple of jokes ready to get them to giggle, refocus, ... Read more
By Steve Gwisdalla I have often been criticized about my views on faith. I am a product of parochial schools and not only had religion
