104th Edition Lessons from Edward R. Murrow During the Battle of Britain, CBS reporter, Edward R. Murrow, became to Americans, the voice of London. Not the official spokesperson for the British government, but the voice of the commoners, the people in
103rd Edition The anxiety of youth I’ve been reading numerous articles lately about the preponderance of anxiety in today’s youth. The issue seems to surface all the time. We talk about it in Sunday School class, read about it in the Wall
102nd Edition Public service and a moral compass I’ve been thinking a lot about this question lately – Should Government be run like a business? Robert Rubin, who served as the U.S. Treasury Secretary from 1995-1999, addressed this question in an
101st Edition Syndicated columnist, Peggy Noonan, wrote a wonderful article recently called “Signposts on the Wisdom Trail,” in which she shares wisdom from some of her personal sources and mentors, namely, Lincoln, C.S. Lewis, David Foster Wallace, and her friend’s
100th Edition In keeping with a blog I recently wrote about not being a fan of technology, I decided to forego the self-checkout option at the grocery store and wait a minute or two while a young woman scanned the
99th Edition The world is way too reliant on technology. And it’s getting worse. Let me share this quite embarrassing personal experience… The day after Christmas I got locked inside my car. The battery died and when that happens, the car doors lock and there
98th Edition I’ve always been very interested in the idea of discovery. As a young boy I dreamed of discovering or inventing something completely new. One morning when I was about eight years old, my sister burned the toast. I thought it would
97th Edition I know when I eventually launch my political campaign I will have to find a way to be persuasive in front of crowds, especially in places where people might not think the same as I do. This theoretical scene
96th Edition Abraham Lincoln once said, “The philosophy in the classroom in one generation, becomes the philosophy of government in the next.” Sobering words, aren’t they. I recently read a very interesting book by Pete Hegseth, who was President Trump’s choice to be
95th Edition A Box of Old Trophies I’ve been a packrat all my life. I believe in saving, well, just about everything. But every once in a while, like once a year, I go up into the attic and try to find