In the summer of 2009, my wife and I sat at our kitchen table looking at two kids — ten
Guest Post: The Trip That Made Me a Different Kind of Leader
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Guest Post: Two Poems from Janet Shlaes
Image credit: Darius Bashar on Unsplash Surrender I’ve journeyed through many lives, roles, responsibilities, identities. Some eagerly embraced with joy
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May 30, 2026
Guest Post: The End Game
At some point your expiration date will be a matter to consider. You slow down, your body is less compliant
Shulamit Sofia
May 24, 2026
Guest Post: Busing and the American Experiment
“Best practices to educate children is always a hypothesis. In modern education, we consistently experiment on the youth.” Busing refers to
Daniel Landes
May 23, 2026
Guest Post: A Time to Gather: How Ritual Created the World—and How It Can Save Us
Bruce Feiler is a zeitgeist surfer who has a world-class ability to see what topics deserve more attention in the
Bruce Feiler
May 22, 2026
Guest Post: What Men Get Wrong About Listening
Recently I was in a discussion with a group of guys and the subject of how we listen to others
Bob Cavnar
May 17, 2026
Guest Post: How Synthetic Storytelling Erodes Trust—and How You Can Rebuild It
I am witnessing a “productivity versus trust” tension trap playing out daily across boardrooms and bedrooms. Managing it effectively will
Lisa Nirell
May 16, 2026
Guest Post: Your 60s Are Your Bonus Years. Do Sixty.
The future has arrived. Stop preparing for it and start living it. I’m writing this on my 67th birthday, and
Steve Yastrow
May 15, 2026
Guest Post: Opsicocious – Late Blooming Courage
One evening at “formal hall” at the University of Cambridge’s Homerton College, we witnessed the unexpected: a barn owl named
Rocky Blumhagen
May 14, 2026
Guest Post: What to Do When Nothing’s Wrong (But It Doesn’t Feel Right)
There’s an old story I first heard from the mythologist Michael Meade, one that begins in a place many people
Scott Bryson
May 13, 2026
Guest Post: Gratitude and Resilience: How to Stay Steady Through Life’s Tough Seasons
By midlife, most of us have learned something important: pushing harder doesn’t always help. We’ve powered through enough seasons to
Moshe Engelberg
May 12, 2026
Guest Post: The Gifts We Don’t Plan For
My cohort at MEA chose to call themselves: The Coddiewomplers. Chip shared its definition in one of his recent posts
Hal Brody
May 11, 2026
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