During my entire professional life, I have always singled out great leaders and asked them to summarize for me the characteristics that...

The old adage holds true in part that the only two absolutes in life are death and taxes. People have found various loopholes and ways of...

Sometimes I think that the Inquirer is a Rorschach Test for the reader. A Rorschach Test is sometimes referred to as an inkblot test for...

My neighbor on the Chesapeake, Jack Buck, died two days ago at the age of 93. He retired at 55 as an engineer at the Aberdeen Proving...

Martin Seligman is the person who is the father of positive psychology, the latest significant development in counseling. He changed...

Photo by Marin Czerniawski Forgiveness is mentioned numerous times in the biblical record. In Matthew 5:23-24 we read just one of the...

It’s Always Something is the title of Gilda Radner’s book that recounts her struggle with ovarian cancer in 1989. She was one of the...

We tend to have a different form of leadership in the West from that in the East. Most leaders who are raised in the American culture...

Photo by Diogo Nunes The recent conclusion of the January 6 Commission contained a picture of Josh Hawley with fist raised in solidarity...

I wouldn’t have guessed the world’s bestselling author is James Patterson. His books have sold more than 450 million copies across the...

Nearly 400 federal, state, and local officers were at the scene of the school shooting, and none took charge. The gunman who took 21...

One of the themes that we discussed about choices in ethics class was to consider how money and its cousin power affect choices. I had...