I was on a walk with my mom in the past. I’m grateful for our heart-to-heart conversations. “I’m getting a good amount of criticism for talking about the Sandy Hook shooting,” I said to my mom. “If you don’t want me to talk about it, I’ll never mention it to anyone again.” I was seeking … Read More!

A few days ago, while unable to sleep, I read a powerful, shocking, and eye-opening post on CNN’s excellent site: In Japan, more people died from suicide last month than from Covid in all of 2020. And women have been impacted most. I recommend you read it, as there are powerful and important stories and … Read More!

You’ve been comparing yourself to others your whole life. It causes you to feel like you’re not enough and get down on yourself. It makes you feel like life is a black hole – no matter how much you do, you always seem to come up short compared to others. There’s always someone with more … Read More!

Earlier this year, I wrote a post on the Houston Astros sign-stealing scandal and the pervasive lack of authentic leadership. Feel free to check it out. I’d like to build off this previous post and add some additional thoughts, now that the 2020 playoffs are over. The Cheating Astros Players Shouldn’t Have Been Allowed to … Read More!

If you haven’t read it yet, earlier this year I wrote a widely-read blog post on why Trump is a bad leader in 2020. For me, it’s never about the party of the person (Democrat vs. Republican) – and always about the character of the person. Do they have integrity? Are they true to their … Read More!