Politics
Since the election, the idea of “fake news” has been prominently debated. Whether from willful blindness or a general sense of gullibility, stories that
Check out Part 1 of this series where we discuss the logical fallacy of believing you are entitled to your opinion and Part 2 involving the destruction
Check out Part 1 of this series where we discuss the logical fallacy of believing you are entitled to your opinion. While some leaders use their opinion
Like most companies, you probably have a number of engagement initiatives that are offered to anyone interested in taking part. Participation is spotty
Author’s Note: This article is not an endorsement of Donald Trump, nor does it condone, justify, or defend anything he has said or done.
During speaking engagements, I’m being asked more and more about the individuals running for President of the United States. This is not surprising since
Welcome to another edition of leadersayswhat’s the Weekender, a bean’s worth of thought to start your weekend on the right track. Why just a bean (versus
This week, Netflix releases the third season of their Emmy Award-winning political drama, House of Cards. If you are captivated (and who isn’t) by Frank
Last week we discussed Parks and Recreation’s Andy Dwyer and his optimism bias. Today, let’s talk about his wife, April. April is on the opposite end of
This article also appears on CEO.com. Some people radiate power – not through sheer force, but with an aura of confidence and authority.