Recently, I was giving a sex education talk to a group high school students in our community. The entire three hours that I spent there giving my lecture to three different groups of students, I heard the science teacher remind the students of a formula he had taught...
When asked, what is the biggest mistake a leader can make, here is how some influential leadership experts responded: “Failing to embrace uncertainty. The biggest mistake a leader can make, I believe, is being certain. Things are constantly changing. Times are...
Thanksgiving is a beautiful thing. It’s good for the body, heart, mind, and soul. It’s beneficial to the person who is grateful and to the one who is appreciated. We know that in recent years scientific research has shown the benefits of thanksgiving. For...
Scott Cook, founder of Intuit says he doesn’t trust what people say in surveys. He trusts what people actually do. When people say in a survey that they would buy a product or do something, there is a 50% chance that they would do it. It’s a coin toss....
We see in part, know in part, and speak partial truths. Every time two people or groups are engaged in communication, there are always three versions of truth. Absolute truth – reality as it truly is. My truth – my perception of absolute truth, which can,...
A few days ago, my old Honda accord gear got stuck in the parking mode. When I started the car, it wouldn’t move from park to drive. After some frustration, I watched a YouTube video that taught me that the brake light switch was broken. It showed me a makeshift...
