Wisdom from Unusual Places

Consulting

Leading

Remembrance

Remembrance

On this Memorial Day weekend, I find myself thinking of the ultimate “abnormal circumstance,” in which leaders emerge ̶ war. A veteran from the war of my generation, in which I didn’t fight, embodied service, empathy, and remembrance.

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I’m Sorry

I’m Sorry

“I’m sorry. So Sorry. Please accept my apology,” ruminations on the first step in not being a terrible person anymore.

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Learning from Genghis

Learning from Genghis

Genghis Khan killed forty million people. I don’t glorify his brutal war-lord behavior. He was nicer to his followers than his enemies and there are some surprising things to learn from his leadership.

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Living