Jaguar and Woke Ideology 

By | August 4, 2025

[August 4, 2025]  The CEO of British carmaker Jaguar recently resigned after crashing his company’s sales by a massive 97.5% in April compared to previous years. The obvious question is why. There is a crucial lesson to learn from this failure of any prominent Executive who adopts a Woke ideology. The latest Jaguar advertisement shows a group of… Read More »

The Shallow Pond of Empathy 

By | August 3, 2025

[August 3, 2025]  I recently came across Dr. Jordan Peterson talking with Chris Williamson. The idea of what he calls The Shallow Pond of Empathy is something that appeases people and does not cause them immediate discomfort. It is prioritized even if the net effect over the long term results in their suffering. According to Dr. Peterson, that’s… Read More »

Excellence, Competitiveness, and Sportsmanship 

By | August 2, 2025

[August 2, 2025]  Big words for a big program to improve the health of our children in President Trump’s MAKE AMERICA FIT AGAIN strategy. That’s the goal of a new Executive Order signed by Trump this past Thursday which establishes a Presidential test and award. The EO establishes excellence, competitiveness, and sportsmanship in schools. Most adults today lived… Read More »

Know the Enemy

By | July 29, 2025

[July 29, 2025]  Never underestimate your enemy.  The “enemy” symbolically refers to people opposed to you, those with competing ideas, desires, and missions.  They could be an opposing army, a terrorist group, a strongman dictator who wants to destroy the world, or the metaphysical Devil.  Know your enemy. The enemy can be as tiny as a drunk friend… Read More »

A Propaganda War

By | July 28, 2025

[July 28, 2025]  At its core, propaganda is designed to target your emotions and distort the ability to make logical, informed decisions.  In war, propaganda has a central role, often exceeding the value of large military formations.  In Israel’s war with Hamas in Gaza, we see this played out daily. The latest anti-Israel propaganda is trying to paint… Read More »

Good Leaders Admit Mistakes Quickly

By | July 27, 2025

[July 27, 2025] The general rule of leadership is to fully own up to any mistake you make and do so promptly. In particular, this is true for senior leaders. Reasons for admitting your mistakes are many and will be listed here. Exemptions, however, for not accepting a mistake are exceedingly rare. One unfortunate exemption to acknowledging one’s… Read More »