Luke Goodwin

Sports has always been a part of my life and the thing I love most about sports is the family atmosphere as a player or as a spectator.

This is why I majored in Business Marketing to create that family environment in sports for so many others and give back to sports what it has given me.

I am so grateful to have been connected with Del. I have only been a part of this foundation for a short time, but I can already see the amazing things Del has created.

Through only a few calls with Del I have felt more confident and prepared for my future in sports marketing as I graduate from college. I am thrilled to be a part of TPGF and look forward to furthering my career as well as giving back to the foundation.

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The Ebbs, Flows, and Tsunamis In The Publishing World

Just in case you were wondering… What’s it like to publish a book and see how it does in the eyes of the purchasing public and those who take the time to read it? Answer: It’s a bit befuddling, it’s very complicated, and it’s a lesson in highs and lows. I’ll explain. When your book […]

And The Good News Is…

We’ll get the bad news out of the way in a hurry. Yes, it’s been forever since I’ve been here in Blog World. There’s been a lot going on and the Earth just keeps rotating, making the days come and go at blinding speed. Winter is here now, in Minnesota, and it will be our […]

Yes, I Know It’s Been Forever

Eons. Ages. Centuries… It’s been forever since I posted a new blog here. There was this book thing, and that kept me more than a little busy as I took an old scrap of a draft (or a “manuscript” as we called it) and turned it into something that could be submitted to a new […]

In His Words

"There is no substitute for Excellence – not even success. Success is tricky, perishable and often outside our control; the pursuit of success makes a poor cornerstone, especially for a whole personality. Excellence is dependable, lasting and largely an issue within our own control; pursuit of excellence, in and for itself, is the best of foundations,” The Heart of the Order, by Thomas Boswell (Doubleday, 1989).