You Can’t Buy Valor

By | April 8, 2021

[April 8, 2021]  Valor is a word we do not often hear.  Valor is showing great courage in the face of extreme danger, especially in battle.  Often, I’ve written about heroes who show courage and bravery confronting many challenges that life throws our way.  ‘Valor’ means voluntarily facing mortal danger to protect others. “You shall, I question not,… Read More »

Legalize Comedy

By | April 7, 2021

[April 7, 2021]  On occasion, I will hit on a topic that grabs my attention.  Comedy is one of them, and while I’m no connoisseur of funniness (a personal failure), I do recognize its benefits.  JP Sears is one of the new comedians whose careers took off in the coronavirus era of shutdowns and government-sponsored heavy handiness.  He… Read More »

How Can Leaders Ensure Workplace Success?

By | April 4, 2021

[April 4, 2021]  Having hundreds of expert employees won’t be enough if they don’t have anyone to look up to. A leader acts as an anchor point that keeps the organization or the team in sync. But not everyone possesses the qualities of being a leader? After all, the people must be keen to work under you if you… Read More »

Reading List (Update):  D-Day

By | April 1, 2021

[April 1, 2021]  If I were asked to name an event in world history that stood out the most, certainly the Allied Invasion of France on 6 June 1944 would be it.  Hundreds of books and articles are written that give us something important; insight into what freed the world from one form of tyranny.  Understanding the events… Read More »

The Lost Battalion (WWI)

By | March 31, 2021

[March 31, 2021]  War brings the unpredictable.  There are men who, we would least expect, do impossible things.  This was the case of the ‘lost battalion’ of the 77th Infantry Division during World War I.  The Lost Battalion is the name given to nine companies of the 77th isolated by German forces in late 1918. The allied Meuse-Argonne… Read More »