Author Archives: Justin Locke

Well I was very pleased that the American Institute of CPA’s saw fit to publish an article of mine yesterday AND give it top billing in their weekly newsletter . . .  Somewhat taken from both my “Rich Kid” book … Continue reading →

So I was watching this Ted talk video by this woman Brene Brown (I will save you some time and ask you just zip forward to about 14: 45):   In which she points out the issue of “numbness.” Judging … Continue reading →

Okay, some years ago, after some tumultuous personal experiences, I decided it was time to really seek my highest purpose in life. This has been a rough road, but there was no other option. There have been some fabulous successes. … Continue reading →

As the author of some plays that actually get performed on a regular basis, I have a certain fondness for the characters I created in them. And in each– the Wolf in Peter VS. the Wolf and the Phantom in … Continue reading →

Hey everyone, well I did an interview last month about my books with the fabulous Yolanda (she is a well known fashion maven here in the Boston area). I am working on getting the interview up on youtube, but for … Continue reading →

There are many people who talk about how to get more money. There are endless schemes and strategies offered for doing so. I have listened to all these, and I have noticed that these messages tend to be rather one-sided. … Continue reading →

Note, this post references parts of the female anatomy, also graphic acts of violence on prime time TV shows.  Reader discretion is advised.   So I confess, I watch a lot of television. Well, maybe not a lot but a … Continue reading →

So here is a question for you . . . are you in a hurry? Is your time always “short”? Are you one of those people who always says they need 27 hours in a day? Time is, of course, … Continue reading →

So I was reading this book by John Mackey, the founder of Whole Foods . . . “Conscious Capitalism.” Very interesting stuff, I recommend it. It very much mirrors a lot of what I talk about in “Getting in Touch … Continue reading →

“Oppression” is such an ugly word, especially when we live in a whitewashed Aunt Polly world where everyone is just brimming with lots of supportive platitudes . . . I am so out of the loop. But if self improvement … Continue reading →