Do We Really Have to Spell Everything Out?
In the 1940’s, a piece of federal legislation averaged two pages in length. The Affordable Care Act, passed in 2010, […]
In the 1940’s, a piece of federal legislation averaged two pages in length. The Affordable Care Act, passed in 2010, […]
Talk to those with military experience about missions and decisions and they’ll refer to the after-action reports, dutifully completed after
Having come of age delivering newspapers, shoveling snow and raking lawns, I sometimes lament the dearth of opportunities like this
In a recent post entitled The Difference Between Commitment and Technique, marketing guru Seth Godin observed, “Most people don’t want
One of Finland’s wealthiest citizens just received a $60,000 speeding ticket for being fourteen miles over the limit. You see,
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In his latest book, The Glass Cage, author Nicholas Carr reflects on technology’s impact on the meaning people place on
I was struck recently by the comments of a teacher I’ve known for a long time. We were discussing her
I travel a lot. Anyone who spends their time as a road warrior can tell you stories about the misadventures
They have outcomes. Today’s society has an insatiable desire for definite answers. You’re right or you’re wrong. You’re good or