Several years ago, WebMD got called out for creating a controversial online test. The issue?

Another year, another chance to level up as a parent! Here are some of the important things that I've experienced and/or learned along the way during my third year of fatherhood.

"But I’ve been attempting to draw nourishment from my Twitter feed since my account was created in the aughts. And I still don’t know how many spiritual calories are in a tweet. Will I ever achieve my daily allowance? Will I ever fill my bucket? Or will trolls fire their darts incessantly, puncturing my pail until it resembles colander, allowing my vitality to spill in all directions?"

Here's an easy life hack that I discovered while I was a graduate resident advisor in college.

I decided to start incorporating cold showers into my daily routine for the health benefits as well as the strengthening of my resolve and willpower. The results were encouraging. Without fail, I minimally finished each shower with 1 minute of cold water.

Two years ago, my wife and I kicked off a new family tradition in lieu of trying to conform to the traditional (and unrealistic) expectations surrounding Valentine's day. Given that the Holiday is centered around love, we wanted to transform our focus our energy on paying it forward by donating to organizations that are making a positive impact on the world. In doing so, we hope to set an example for our daughter Evelyn.

Imagine going up to a party where every person in attendance showed up and acted out what their ideal life would be like 5 years in the future? It may sound a little silly, but it's a powerful exercise because it forces you to do several things:

If you were to boil down your 2017 goals down to 3 words, what would they be? Why those 3? What do they mean to you? Here I share my 3 words and my intentions behind them.

If you wait for the perfect moment, it may never come. And conditions can change without notice. Your best bests? Faith, adaptability, and determination.

The stench that permeated from the upper pantry was so revolting that I refused to eat any food that was being stored there. Even the thought of breathing in those molecules made me queasy. And yet, over 40 fully capable young men in my fraternity (myself included) continued to walk through the area day in and day out despite the health risks. When I finally had enough, I decided to take matters into my own hands.