I was about ten years old when I first learned what a contract was. I don’t remember where I heard … More
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“The Hookman: The Classic Campfire Scary Tale Passed Down for Generations”
I don’t know how many of you heard this story when you were younger, but this was the campfire tale … More
If I could live anywhere in the world… I’d stay right here.
20 Mins outside Philadelphia Pa USA People love to dream about palm trees, mountain cabins, Tuscan villas, or beachfront cottages … More
Managing to the Lowest Common Denominator: How Companies Kill Their Own Success
it’s easier to get forgiveness than permission Managing to the Lowest Common Denominator: How Companies Kill Their Own Success Over … More
Winning People Over — Not Winning Over People
I’ve spent my entire life around people from every walk of life — business leaders, blue-collar workers, executives, flea-market regulars, … More
Are You Kidding, it’s what I do
What’s the Coolest Thing I Ever Found and Kept?(Daily Writing Prompt) Ever since I can remember, I’ve been wired for … More
How Everyday People Are Becoming Smarter Than the Experts They Hire
It used to be that if you hired a professional—a lawyer, accountant, financial adviser, real estate agent, or insurance broker—you … More
The Difference Between Real Advice and Words That Hold You Back
Through the years, I’ve learned that not all advice is given with good intentions. A lot of what people call … More
Retiring Early to Follow a Passion
The best decision I ever made wasn’t leaving a job—it was finding myself again. Most people spend a lifetime working … More
The Mirror Effect
When Leaders Fall in Love with Their Younger Selves Over the years, I’ve worked for, with, and around a lot … More
Great Leaders Are People Finders
“Developing people is like mining for gold. You have to move tons and tons of dirt to find it—but you … More
The Desire to Seem Virtuous
I’ve noticed something over the years — the desire to seem virtuous has slowly started to replace the desire to … More