On My Walk

#032 - Giving What You Do Not Have

A “child’s fable” reveals an adult-sized lesson about how to give what we don’t have.

#031 - The Currency Of Leadership

Leader's thrive when they trade in the "currency of leadership."

#030 - The One Thing Every Meeting Needs

The management “guru of gurus” shares the one thing the “executive of executives” does differently.

#029 - The Business Side Of Empathy

From Harvard Business Review's 10 Must Reads on Leadership, Daniel Goleman helps us see the surprising role of empathy at work.

#028 - Nursing A Grudge

Marilynne Robinson puts the familiar phrase, "Nursing a grudge" in a new (and thought-provoking) light.

#027 - The Almost Chosen People

From Eric Metaxas and If You Can Keep It . . .  Let’s talk about Lincoln’s “Almost chosen people” and the danger of losing liberty even as we celebrate the country that embodies it.

#026 - The Virtue Of Idleness

From "On His Blindness" by John Milton... What do we do when we can't do what we've always done? John Milton gives us the surprising answer.

#025 - I Need A Hero

If we want to be fully America or American we have to tell the stories of our heroes. Here’s why.

#024 - A Better Kind Of Freedom

If we want to experience America at its best, we must embrace the “better kind of freedom” our forefathers envisioned.

#023 - The Emancipation of Education

A good education instructs and corrects, but at its best it emancipates. Here’s how . . .