“You get what you pay for” applies to our cars and appliances, but also to the information that forms our political judgements. Here are two important steps to take.

If you think history is boring and without relevance, you haven’t read McCullough and you are missing out.

If you ever think, “I’m too old for this” just look back at the life of John Quincy Adams.

Few of us should give up on social media, but we can apply this keen insight for improving our use of it!

Why removing "connectedness" can actually help you get more done, and do it better.

Ambition is a double-edged sword. Here’s help for wielding it.

When John M. Perkins, a life-long advocate for racial reconciliation says he has “the secret,” I perk up my ears.

John M. Perkins reminds us of the ugliest four-letter word —and it is not those outlawed on network TV.

Hoarding can take many forms: cars, books, stuff; but I never thought about the dangers of hoarding love . . . until now!

Be an essentialist . . . but watch out! You’ve got to guard against it’s shadow side!