Regardless of who wins the election, we must all reflect on how we intend to live for the next four years.
A well-lived life entails making commitments, planting oneself in a community and purpose. My colleague Dr. Steve Chiabotti lived that out.
How do you educate children, moving from America’s most liberal city to one of its most conservative? You teach them to be citizens.
Thoughts on preserving our whole selves in a world that constantly asks us to brand our identity.
Crossing the Unknown Sea, Essentials, Startup Life, Startup Communities, Faith, The Bureaucratic Entrepreneur
When innovation bites you in the ass, remember: the arc of innovation is long, but it bends towards improvement.
Your discontent is the source of your unique, creative contributions to your service… but only if you let it be.
Meaningful work and meaningful relationships are not in stark opposition. Both are pillars of a well-lived life.
To thrive in life, we need to stay close to our cliff edge–the frontier where we connect with our vital energy.
Reflections on The Good Neighbor, Atlas Shrugged, Reboot, Perennial Seller, and The Hard Truth.
Large organizations need a pipeline to achieve repeatable, sustainable innovation. Here are seven models I have seen in government.
Passionate intrapreneurs often fall into the trap of believing that the world rests on their shoulders. We need to recognize that we are part of systems much bigger than ourselves.