The Mulligan Method

 If you're coming to me for answers to such questions as the meaning of life, good luck.  I lack the credibility to answer these questions.  What I do have to offer is the "Mulligan Method."  It's the scenic drive rather than the shortest distance between two points, so please, be patient.  Caution.  There are many cul-de-sacs and more detours than I care to admit to.  The Mulligan Method is a sort of trial and error approach to the most challenging questions you may encounter during your journey on this planet.

There are some famous people who more or less used what I call the Mulligan Method to make great discoveries.  Thomas Edison kept going.  It took 1,000 attempts but he figured it out.  I've been writing consistently for over a decade and I'm just now finding my stride.  I'm realizing how important health and wellness is, especially since losing so many friends in my age group.  I'm using the Mulligan Method to independently publish two upcoming books.  The stories are about people I'm meeting and lessons I'm learning.  If anyone would like to challenge my stories, they are merely challenging my mistakes which I attempt to challenge myself daily until I can find a better way.  The Mulligan Method is a way of life.  It's an attempt to maximize what you have inside of you that the world needs.  I learned long ago that failure is simply part of the process of learning and growing.  The bonus for me is that the scenic route gives me great joy.  Try the Mulligan Method if you see any value to it.  Have a great day.