Early one morning in April 2003, Aron Ralston, an experienced climber from Aspen Colorado, headed off to do some solo climbing in a remote corner of Utah's Canyonland National Park.

It is Easter weekend. A crowd is gathered around three crosses erected on a low hill just outside of Jerusalem. We can see the faces in the crowd…    

 We are all being swept along by a vast Niagara of information that we seem powerless to resist. Those who try to raise a voice of reason are simply drowned out by the roar of the falls.

With so much easily available information at our fingertips, we tend to get lazy and stop questioning, filtering, and evaluating that information for ourselves. Soon we are nothing more than a random collection of ephemeral ideas...

Everybody needs a code they can live by - a set of principles direct them; a few proven truths to point the way; an anchor or two to hold them fast in the storm...             

 First work day of a new year. I know it sounds strange, but I have to admit I feel a wee bit of relief! Now before you...

One of the things that undermines effective leadership is the unwillingness to deal with chronic problems.

Maybe you feel like nobody cares and you don’t matter. But how do you know...

Is more tolerance the answer for our morally fractured society? 

I used to have an old CB radio that featured a “Squelch” button...