Rob Clark

The annual Georgetown Prep vs. Gonzaga football game has a storied history in the Washington, DC area.  Every year, thousands of fans, of all ages, gather to cheer on two of the oldest Jesuit high schools in the […]

David Brown Jr. faced the type of adversity that would leave most people bitter, devastated and angry.  But, remarkably, his entire ordeal had the opposite effect.  David has emerged from this tragedy with g […]

Growing up in Washington, DC, I was always intrigued by the garbage men who raced up and down our alleys.  Most mornings, I woke to the frantic rumblings of the garbage truck and the thumping and dragging of […]

Fear can hold us prisoner. Hope can set us free.  –The Shawshank Redemption
When my son was eight years old, we buried a time capsule in the backyard.  It was full of items that were interesting and important t […]

You maniacs!  You blew it up!  — George Taylor
A little over ten years ago, I had the pleasure of working at PointRoll, a cutting-edge internet advertising company headquartered in Conshohocken, P […]

Don’t give up the ship.  Fight until she sinks! –Captain James Lawrence
My wife and I celebrated her _ _ birthday a few weeks back by travelling down to beautiful  St. Michaels, Maryland.  For those who have ne […]

Our family snuck down to Bethany Beach, Delaware for a few days last week to enjoy some time with friends and family. There is nothing quite like the ocean and the salt air to recharge our batteries and restore […]

Bob Dilweg is the son of a legendary National Football League (NFL) Green Bay Packer offensive and defensive end and the father of a former NFL Green Bay Packer quarterback.

“Clearly, my father’s athletic g […]

To avoid criticism, say nothing, do nothing, be nothing. –Aristotle
For the past three months, I have been contemplating adding video into The Resilient Worker media mix.  It seemed a logical extension of the […]

You ain’t nothin’ but a hound dog, cryin’ all the time! –Elvis
One day last week, I took Parker, our family Golden Retriever, out for a walk on the circle in front of our house.  He was loving the great […]

Will you ever forget your first “real” job? 

In the Summer of 1991, I emerged from the cocoon of college and launched my brilliant sales “career”.  I was fortunate enough to land a job with Standard Office S […]