Cracks in the cement ceiling

2020 update after the COVID19 outbreak has been declared a pandemic.

Unless women really do take power in the legislature, in courts, in C-suites, in every aspect of life - nothing will ever, ever change.

Our task in 2020 and beyond is to guarantee our nation’s truths as rights for all people and materialize our ideals for every single citizen.

From a one volume history of the United States to a plan to reverse global warming and back to understanding the shadow network funding the information war, 2019 was full of turns.

My favorite reads of 2018 covered a variety of topics ranging from understanding power dynamics to emerging leadership models and startup strategies.

I made a 2018 suggested reading list on Amazon to house the books that informed my thinking this year so you can easily look them up.

Are we really free if our economic policies reward wealth over work and benefit a few?

Hope inspires. One of Obama’s greatest talents is his ability to paint a picture that inspires hopes and reminds us of the best versions of ourselves.

For the majority of my business career, there's been one main pattern of leader. Look through the business section in any bookstore and you can see what that pattern has been: Drucker, Covey, Collins, Carnegie.

What demonizing strong women sounds like.

Figure out what county precinct you live in and go to your next neighborhood meeting. Your civil rights won’t remain rights unless you choose to get involved.

68% percent of Americans do not have a bachelor’s degree. Do policies designed by educated elites alienate them?

Talented candidates have their pick of the litter. Here's how you can communicate clearly that your company is a great place to work.