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One of my most rewarding, challenging, humbling, inspiring, all-rolled-into-one responsibilities involves the training and development of a younger, very talented, professional team. We talk a lot about what it means to be emotionally healthy. We talk, too, of what it means to lead in that capacity. It
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Wow… that was hard. My team lost in the weekend Madness. My team was supposed to do great. They didn’t play that way. I know it’s just a game. Sometimes you win. Sometimes you lose. But sometimes it feels like way more than just a game. Not every
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Wow… that was hard. My team lost in the weekend Madness. My team was supposed to do great. They didn’t play that way. I know it’s just a game. Sometimes you win. Sometimes you lose. But sometimes it feels like way more than just a game. Not every
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As persons in search of credible news, that means we maximize the credible and minimize the bias. AllSides, one of the Intramuralist’s fave sources (that is, when in search of the objective and thus accurate perspective), has a tool recently realized. It’s entitled the “Misinformation Watch.” Allow us
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As persons in search of credible news, that means we maximize the credible and minimize the bias. AllSides, one of the Intramuralist’s fave sources (that is, when in search of the objective and thus accurate perspective), has a tool recently realized. It’s entitled the “Misinformation Watch.” Allow us
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As Leonardo da Vinci once said, “Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.” Complexity, however, gets in the way. Anyone can be complex; it takes little skill and even lesser discernment. Complexity, in fact, is reactionary. Instead of being wisely proactive, building simple, effective systems, we react to something that's
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As Leonardo da Vinci once said, “Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.” Complexity, however, gets in the way. Anyone can be complex; it takes little skill and even lesser discernment. Complexity, in fact, is reactionary. Instead of being wisely proactive, building simple, effective systems, we react to something that's
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Last week we made a comment here that I sense is worthy of a little increased attention. But first, let’s peruse a few poignant events, some recent, some not, but all profoundly relevant… As reported by NBC Today and Readers Digest: “Early one morning in Dacula, Ga., Matt Swatzell
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Last week we made a comment here that I sense is worthy of a little increased attention. But first, let’s peruse a few poignant events, some recent, some not, but all profoundly relevant… As reported by NBC Today and Readers Digest: “Early one morning in Dacula, Ga., Matt Swatzell
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Every now and then I read an editorial that soundly fits in that “Things That Make You Go Hmmmm” category. Last week, author Ernest Owens contributed one to Rolling Stone magazine. It’s an excerpt from his upcoming book. The title of the editorial? “Why Cancel Culture Is Good For
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Every now and then I read an editorial that soundly fits in that “Things That Make You Go Hmmmm” category. Last week, author Ernest Owens contributed one to Rolling Stone magazine. It’s an excerpt from his upcoming book. The title of the editorial? “Why Cancel Culture Is Good For
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We’re a selective bunch. Selective means we pay attention to some things but not to others. We’re also inconsistent in what we pay attention to. We pay attention to the mass shootings because they are absolutely awful. The concept of what’s “mass” has differed through the years;