Be Still. Be Free. Be Content.
A lifestyle blog about achieving balance in your everyday life.
Nathan Hickman
TaskPro Founder
Welcome! Thank you for visiting my lifestyle blog about achieving balance in your everyday life. I am passionate about helping people understand the value of their time and how they can accomplish more in less time through intentional thinking or through delegating tasks to a company like TaskPro. Either way, it’s important to find a way to be still, be free, be content and enjoy the important things in life like friends and family. I’m here to help and to be a resource for how you can achieve this.
email nathanTuesday, March 31, 2015
It’s All a Matter of Perspective
What makes people, who seemingly have nothing, happy and those who seem to have everything, unhappy? The answer occurred to me during a recent conversation. It’s really just a matter of perspective. How we perceive our situation determines our level of contentment. My brother, Chad, was a great example of this [read his story here]. Read More…
Nathan
Nathan Hickman, Founder
Thursday, January 15, 2015
In Darkness, We Will Remember Your Light.
Today’s blog is a message of hope. This week will mark the 1st anniversary of my brother, Chad’s, passing (read Chad’s story here). It comes with obvious sadness, but it also brings with it memories of why Chad was truly special. He never lost hope. He understood that he controlled his own destiny. Every day Read More…
Nathan
Nathan Hickman, Founder
Monday, December 22, 2014
Life Through a Different “Lens”
After examining the effectiveness of my relationships recently, I found that many of thedifferences I have with other people are simply my misunderstanding of their perspective. I’vecome to realize everyone sees life through a different “lens”. Our lens is shaped by many things;our background, those around us, our education, our group activities, and the list Read More…
Nathan
Nathan Hickman, Founder
Thursday, November 13, 2014
Don’t Just Go Through the Motions
This time of year always brings about a sense of sadness for me. Many average high school football players, like myself in 1994, have played in their final games. As I reflect back on my life, I have come to realize that over my 38 years, being an average high school football player has been Read More…