Feet of Clay: When Your Hero Becomes Human
He was a man’s man. He had a keen intellect and a charming wit. But broiling below the surface was...
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Looking at America through the Eyes of an Immigrant
She reminds me of Veruca Salt from the movie, Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. If...
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Why Do We Avoid People Who are Different? My Fascinating Friendship with a Guy with Aspergers Syndrome
The things we miss when we avoid people who are different from us. We’re odd, you and I. We rail...
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Twenty-Four Inches from Certain Death: Thoughts on God After a Brush with Death
I had a near death experience a couple of days ago. Better said, a brush with death. And...
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The Lion Still Roars: For Pop, On Father’s Day
He winces with each step, his feet twisted and swollen, a painful reminder of boyhood fences leapt...
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The Moral Crisis of Firing an Employee
It’s not that he didn’t work hard; in that respect, he was a model employee. It’s just that...
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The Day I Lost My Cool but Got Something Better in Return
I was a dork as a kid. Gangly, awkward. A spectacular clutz. Feet and ears too big for my body....
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Three Ways You Can Overcome Fear of Public Speaking
I’ve been thinking lately about stage fright. Mainly because I’ve spent the last...
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Growing Up Black: Two Men Tell Me about Life Near Ferguson
In the aftermath of the events in Ferguson, I’ve decided to do what most people recommend...
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The Legacy of a Mentor: A Guiding Principle that has Shaped My Life
For the past 16 years, I’ve worked for an incredible leader. He taught me about business and...
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