-
A personal tale of reframing
November 18, 2022When I wrote last time that we would begin to look at some tales of reframing from a variety...
0 -
Politicians and trust
July 3, 2020Most of the time, I hesitate to bring up any type of political matter here, unless there is a...
-
Flash or fire: what is your game built on?
July 2, 2018The preceding post, in which I wrote of Michael Jordan’s work ethic and constant will to prepare and improve,...
-
Living forward and looking backward
April 13, 2018In the realm of philosophy, renowned Danish thinker Soren Kierkegaard (1813-1855) is credited with the following declaration: “Life can...
-
Are social media becoming too powerful?
October 19, 2017After the last post, I was keen to develop a bit further my discussion on PowerPoint. In particular, I...
-
Three lessons we might learn from Hillary Clinton’s electoral defeat
July 20, 2017Though I have now written a good deal about Mrs Clinton’s discourse during her campaign for the presidency, several...
-
Keep Walking
June 23, 2017Last Thursday, following my speaking engagement at the JW Marriott Hotel in Lima, I went for a late afternoon...
-
Using a narrative-based approach to explain the failure of Hillary Clinton’s campaign
May 25, 2017In the next few posts, I plan to go deeper into my explaining my conviction that Hillary Clinton’s loss...
-
Why is personal narrative so important in politics?
February 2, 2017For me as a blogger, the American presidential election and its aftermath have become a gift that just keeps...
-
A village takes a stand
September 16, 2016There is one type of leadership story that I have a particular affinity for: tales of common citizens who...