Editor’s Note: David Niven and Steve Martin play con men in this movie, taking money from rich women by pretending Niven will marry them. I still crack up every...
By John Lennon, Paul McCartney, Manuel Barrueco, David Tanenbaum
August 30, 2021
Editor’s Note: The great legacy of the Beatles is in two pillars: 1. They explored a variety of musical approaches much wider than anyone before or since and 2....
My partner, Jake Crocker, often says that business deals are “won or lost on the first tee”. The first time he said this to me it caught my attention, and...
A young friend who is working on a pivot in his life asked me what books he should read during such introspection. It didn’t take long for me to share...
Editor’s note: I ran into this obscure cover of an old Haggard song performed on 1993 Blues Summit CD by BB King and Joe Louis Walker and I could only...
Agency : Sir, we found 3 candidates as per your requirements. How do you want their placements, sir? Hire : Put about 100 bricks in a closed room. Then send...
Editor’s note: When I featured Bryson’s “The Body”, a good friend recommended this book which is hilariously funny. Written in the late ‘90s, Bryson details his (and a friend’s) non-hiker...
Editor’s note: Steve Miller Blues Band was never on my primary play list but I always enjoyed his work. This was his urgent call (time keeps on slipping) to the...
A dear friend and wonderful private blogger, Carll Tucker, wrote me after reading last month’s newsletter to ask what Father Norm Smith, one of those I admired , meant by...
"Grievance and possibility have confusing roots. Grievance isn’t about grieving. In fact, it’s the opposite. Grievance is the narrative of getting even. Possibility doesn’t itemize everything that’s possible. Instead, it...
Editor’s note: I’m not even including a favorite lyric in this note because this is a pure rhythm and blues, New Orleans rock/jazz, toe-tapper from generational musicians, performed live at...
Editor’s note: In keeping with blog theme, this month’s book is Tom Rath's (StrengthsFinders) brief research and personal experience-based book, “It’s Not About You”. It’s hard to write in a...
My favorite blogger, Seth Godin, said recently that “ Attitude follows action far more often than action follows attitude.” So, today, I’m writing about the people I admire most in...
Editor’s Note: Clear, the author of “Atomic Habits” dives much more deeply and thoughtfully into my simple thoughts from this month’s blog regarding “dis and mis information”. Original Post: The...
A popular topic has become very personal for me. The topic is disinformation and misinformation. How did information become so malleable? Some say a villain lurks. Far more likely to...