Except in sports, it doesn’t seem to me that for one side to win, the other must lose. That’s the concept of zero sum, and I’ve learned to avoid people...
Editor’s note: I’ve followed this concept since it started and have taken the Clifton test a few times. I got back into it over recent months because I am putting...
Editors Note: Perhaps the only moderate ad we will see this season so it earned my monthly interest award. Note it is Montana so this is not a partisan statement.
Joke of the Month: Thanks to an article in Country Living I found this assortment of Dad jokes. I still consider it a compliment that my kids called me “Clark...
Editor’s comment: Thanks to Mike Utesch for sending this new RL song onto me. With all that’s going down in all our lives, I love the very thought of...
Editor’s note: Two reasons to avoid this book, kindly referenced by my friend, Joe Gibson: a. you’re looking for recreational reading (I had to strain to stay on track) or...
America’s Untouchables: The silent power of the caste system
By Tim McCarthy
July 28, 2020
Editor’s note: Among the best books I’ve ever read was Wilkerson’s “Warmth of Other Suns” a non-fiction account of the south to north and west migration of black Americans. When...
Leading Foundations Pledge to Give More, Hoping to Upend Philanthropy
By Tim McCarthy
June 30, 2020
Editor's Note: Not sure I agree with this, but it's an interesting read. Original Article: The Ford Foundation and four others plan to substantially increase their spending, a splurge financed...
Editor’s note: I’ve read ten books on business and philanthropy over the least few months. None were worth sharing so I’ve been stuck on historical fiction but now it’s...
Editor's Note: I recently heard this and fell in love with Blaze's honest voice, guitar and melody. I also have a penchant for lullabies. (Kevin McCarthy) Favorite Lyric: Moonlight bathes...
Editor’s comment: I read too many books this month since we are essentially still in lockdown here. None were particularly good, I’m sorry to say, and I tried fiction...
by Kenny Loggins and Jim Messina Editor’s note: During the lockdown, my about-to-be 7 year old grandson drew a picture of our house and sent it to me with...
I have become familiar with the study of heuristics over the years. If I keep it simple, heuristics are mental shortcuts that help us make decisions and judgments. I learn...
Editor’s comments: It’s no secret to readers that I enjoy Erik Larson’s work. His unique blend of great research and near-fictional personalities creates a look at one year in England’s...