Food For Thought

For most of human history, anger has been treated as a response to injury. Someone wrongs you, and you become angry. The feeling seems self-evident, almost

For most of the twentieth century, suitcases had no wheels. Travelers carried them through train stations and airport terminals by hand and largely accepted it

I was at a leadership conference with my Entrepreneurs’ Organization group when a magician took the stage. Not a keynote speaker or a strategist or a

A few years ago, I met someone who was a partner in a business that sold for a significant amount. We connected not long after the

A few weeks ago, I found myself checking my phone in the middle of a conversation. I wasn’t waiting for urgent information, and there was

I’ve noticed something about how quickly we process and decide on the merit of an idea, often before it’s fully explained. Someone makes a comment and within