Category Archives: Leadership

The Good Idea Fairy

[May 18, 2023]  As I put pen to paper (yes, the old-fashioned way), Memorial Day is only a few days away.  I’m lucky to have served some incredible folks during my time during my military time, in peace and war, and under some extreme circumstances.  This means taking the good with the bad, learning that the human way… Read More »

Do We Treat People Fairly?

[May 17, 2023]  The answer to the question is “no,” we don’t treat people fairly, we have never treated everyone fairly, and never will for many reasons.  One reason is a lack of fairness based in the law.  For example, Asian Americans are widely and openly discriminated against at Ivy League universities for admission.  This contradicts the basic… Read More »

Leader Traits that Destroy Trust

[May 15, 2023]  Being a leader means remembering that you are there for a reason, and the reason is not about having everything your way.  Several of my readers asked that I compile a list of traits that destroy trust.  Below is a list of some of these traits, each commonly encountered in poor leaders. Controlling: a greater… Read More »

A Bug’s Life

[May 8, 2023]  A Bug’s Life is a 1998 Disney/Pixar movie about one little ant as he searches for a brave band of warriors to help battle the bullying grasshoppers who threaten his home.  Today, there is a budding campaign in America to eat bugs to replace meat in our diets, more precisely, in your diet.  Radical leftists… Read More »

The U.S. Military and Foolhardy Ideas

[May 8, 2023]  On Earth Day 2022, U.S. President Joe Biden claimed he wants “all Pentagon vehicles to be electric by 2030.”  Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm reiterated this objective a few days ago.  Those who are sane know that the U.S. military can’t convert to all-electric vehicles in seven years.  It’s a breathtakingly foolhardy idea. “We’re going to… Read More »