If a friend invited you to attend a sporting event, would you expect to pay for the ticket or would you assume the tickets were free?  What about a dinner invitation--will it be all on one ticket or separate checks?  It's always good to know what the de

Every employer would love to have workers who are good at following instructions, but being aware of what's going on and making judgment calls when warranted are also valuable skills.  Join Kevin as he talks about one of his early jobs where following di

If you think of life as a race, it is definitely a marathon, not a sprint, and we have to overcome many obstacles along the way. Breaking bad habits can be one of the most difficult tasks we face on our journey.  Whether you have help doing it or you go

Most of us would rush to help a friend without a second thought.  However, a second thought might help determine what we are getting into before we commit to a specific action so that's exactly what we need to do.  Even in an emergency, it's important t

Life's not fair!  How many times did we hear this from adults who blithely responded to our complaints when we encountered injustice as children? Even if we didn't believe them, we soon learned it was true through personal experience.  Successful people

To a large degree, the key to success in life is recognizing opportunities as they arise and having the courage to take advantage of them.  Unfortunately, that isn't as easy as it sounds.  Sometimes opportunities are difficult to spot.  Other times the

Starting your own business can be a daunting task, but Kevin learned the secret to success as a 7th grader.  Even though his business was short-lived, he had a great time as the Bubble Yum Tycoon! You can contact Kevin Honeycutt at: Twitter @kevinhoneyc

The saying "One man's trash is another man's treasure" was coined long before recycling became popular.  Kevin Honeycutt discovered at an early age that he had an aptitude for making something great out of someone's trash by repairing the item or using i

At a sporting event or musical performance, front row seats are a popular item, usually costing the attendee more money.  Unfortunately, the popular seats in our schools are often in the back row where this unspoken message is communicated between teache

Many young adults struggle with the transition from high school to college.  Freedom to make their own decisions coupled with harder classes and higher expectations can send many packing at the end of the first semester, especially if they were never cha