Point of View

          It’s Monday; you’ve got a significant job to do tomorrow: if you haven’t done so already, you’ve been assigned the task of completing and returning a ballot with the aspiration of helping to create a social framework that will allow people to flourish and –

                If you’d prefer to avoid all things political, the next couple of weeks are going to be a real bummer, for you. The White House isn’t up for grabs in the midterm elections, but candidates for local, state and national positions are slinging

                      Follow the Money.           The quote comes from the movie, All the President’s Men. It happened in a conversation between Bob Woodward – the investigative reporter from the Washington Post who, with his writing partner Carl

              For the next three weeks, expect to be inundated by messages using every platform, trying to get your attention through any and all portals in search of your decision-making process leading up to the mid-term ballot. Some of the appeals will focus on policy

          It was a little early for my blood to start boiling, but it happened, nonetheless. Pulling into my coffee oasis at the opening bell this morning, the political ads were the bridge between the latest Monday morning traffic reports and the terrorism convos regarding last

            Over the last few weeks, I’ve been struck by a challenging reality. Generations have been forming as virtual tribes in our contemporary culture; tribal warfare is busting out along the perimeters that define the boundaries around these age/stage cohorts. Modeling constructive relationships across generations could use a refresh. Where