Category: Leadership
A Fun Panel with Washington, Franklin, and Paul Revere
Since 2026 is the 250th birthday of the United States of America, I thought it is appropriate to...
Read MoreAction is the Antidote to Doomscrolling Anxiety
Let me start this post with a confession. The title of this post is not my original idea. I took...
Read MoreI am sorry
Let me first start with the background: I believe I am truly blessed to have been born in the...
Read MoreProfiles in Values-based Leadership: Phil Andrew
I usually post on Monday or Tuesday, but with the Illinois primary next week, I wanted to send...
Read MoreFood Banks: A Small Action That Makes a Big Difference
One of my favorite Bible verses is from Matthew 25:35: “For I was hungry and you gave me something...
Read MoreCultivating Realistic Optimism
It can be difficult to be an optimist in today’s world amid the constant bombardment of headlines...
Read MoreI tried not to be too vocal, but it is no longer possible
Going all the way back to 2015 when Donald Trump first announced that he was running for president...
Read MoreA David Brooks Article that Inspires Self Reflection
I will admit right upfront that I’m a big fan of David Brooks. I have been reading his opinion...
Read MoreGreetings from Hong Kong and Shenzhen
The week started off with the opportunity to teach my “Leading a Global Company” class to the...
Read MoreGreetings from Shanghai
I have the opportunity every year to teach in the Kellogg HKUST EMBA program in Hong Kong. Since...
Read MoreThe US Immigration Crisis: Healing Our “House Divided”
In 1858, in what became known as his “House Divided” speech when he accepted his nomination for...
Read MoreIf You Can Keep Your Head
Here we are—not quite one full month into 2026, and so much is happening in the world. The ongoing...
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