Likeability is a funny thing. In politics it often comes down to that hard-to-define likability factor. I didn’t expect to like him. He is the data guy: slicing, dicing and splicing the data. That doesn’t leave a lot of room...
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We have Iran, Iraq, and Impeachment. So why should the next democratic debate matter to anyone? Why not just wait until the field of democratic hopefuls clears even more? Why not wait until there is just one man or woman...
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The smaller group of seven made everything much easier for those on the stage. Everyone was not fighting for every ounce of oxygen in the room. There were several good lines and that is not easy in a debate format....
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I was asked to speak on finding your life’s purpose. It’s not really my specialty. If you find your life’s purpose I can help you communicate it. When push comes to shove I can give it the old college try....
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I have used the term VISIBILITY EQUALS VIABILITY for so long I don’t know any more if I read it somewhere or I coined it myself. No idea. A quick Google search finds no relevant history for this term I...
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I have had the honor and pleasure to get to know Cavalier Living Legend Campy Russell. I have interviewed him most of the 16 years I have hosted Forum 360. It was his invitation that first got me to the...
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I always say that things happen in cycles or patterns around my office. A client will complain about something or observe something and then I will hear about the same thing again and again for the following week. Last week...
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In general, “media” refers to various collective means of communication: television, radio, print and digital are different types of media. Media is not a person. Media is a vast grouping of individuals. Your experience with the “media” was, is or will...
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ARecently I had the opportunity to work with two high school seniors. Both were stellar students with great GPA and ACT scores. One had a great outcome and the other, not so much. This is really the tale of preparation...
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Tonight was my dad’s yahrtzeit, the Jewish anniversary of his passing. It’s hard to believe it has been 13 years since I sat beside his bed and talked to him the night before he slipped into a non-reversible coma. For...
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