Paul Jones was 67 when he wrote his now famous diatribe about The Beatles’ first appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show. Here’s what we can learn from it.
In a recent New Yorker examination of Queen Elizabeth II’s reign, historian Simon Schama distills her competitive advantage as a leader: Decency.
Incomplete projects are like unseen waves in the middle of a boiling ocean; as Shakespeare wrote, “full of sound and fury, signifying nothing.”
I think about Jim every labor day. Of the hundreds of people in our organization, few earned less money, while adding more value.
We grow or we learn. Either way we win. Banish fear. trust your gut. Endure shadows of the valley to behold the beauty from the mountaintop.
Podcasting has the potential to help you grow in skill and visibility. Add value to the lives of others, enriches your life in the process.
There are a number of studies that claim forgiveness is good for you. But sometimes it’s ok not to forgive.
Recently I distilled the common questions I have asked during hundreds of interviews I’ve conducted during my career. Here are the top 10.
Here are a few suggestions based on lessons I have learned along the way. They may or may not work for you. The work for me.
Life is more fun when you have a partner to share it with. My adult life has been infinitely richer with Colleen by my side.