Editor’s Note: Probably one of the most oft-covered songs in history, this was originally a French ballad, by the same name, written in 1942. This version is my favorite, covered...
Editor’s Note: This book came to me from my work with International Partners in Mission as they are featured in Chapter 3 as “doing right.” But I must tell you,...
Editor’s Note: It’s hard to be reminded of the Holocaust, especially when I think I was born only seven years after it ended. It’s not like so many things–ancient history....
Editor’s Note: I worked in an Interpublic Group advertising agency from 1979 to 1987. And so I was on Madison Avenue after the period covered by AMC’s hit show, Mad...
June Newsletter: “Strength in Weakness” by Tim McCarthy
By Tim McCarthy
May 31, 2012
Sorry for the inconvenience, please click here to view the July Newsletter July Newsletter: “Like Marriage, Business Takes Work” by Tim McCarthy Author’s note: This is a month of transition...
Editor’s Note: I finally went to see the Avett Brothers Saturday night. Thanks again to Craig Niess for turning me on to them years ago. Though just a guitar, a...
“If you're really listening, if you're awake to the poignant beauty of the world, your heart breaks regularly. In fact; your heart is made to break; its purpose is to...
April Newsletter: “Reaching for the Middle (Part 1)” by Tim McCarthy
By Tim McCarthy
March 31, 2012
Author’s Note: This is the first of the last two installments of my 12 month/article journey through “lessons from building a foundation”. I promised last month that the...
April Article: “Heart Surgeon Speaks Out” by Dr. Dwight Lundell
By Tim McCarthy
March 31, 2012
Editor’s Note: Ever since hearing a presentation 20 years ago from a surgeon who said “30% of your health is chance (heredity), 70% is choice (how you treat your body...
“Life does not consist mainly – or even largely – of facts and happenings. It consists mainly of the storm of thoughts that is forever blowing through one’s mind.”...
Editor’s note: The Southern Cross is a constellation long loved by sailors. The song is one of the early, more obscure Crosby Stills and Nash songs but is one...
February Article: “Recovering from Information Overload” by Derek Dean and Caroline Webb
By Tim McCarthy
February 2, 2012
Editor’s note: Thanks to my good friend and article-watcher, Ron Dimattia, for passing this onto me. I’ve never been a big Clinton fan and yet his point of “charity” alone...
Editor’s note: First of all, I never considered six million African-Americans relocating from the “Jim Crow” south to the industrial north and west from 1930 to 1960 as one of...
Editor’s note: This song was written by Harrison after having gone through a lot of difficulties in 1969. I’ve often found myself in the position during dark times to remind...
January Article: “Recovering from Information Overload” by Derek Dean and Caroline Webb
By Tim McCarthy
January 1, 2012
Editor’s note: You’ll have to register on the McKinsey site to finish reading this but it’s free and well worth the read. Every single person I know faces information overload...
Encore – Finding Work that Matters in the Second Half of Life
By Marc Freedman
January 1, 2012
Editor's Note: A special highlight of "Encore" is the author's inclusion of stories of people who have chosen not to retire from working itself, but to change careers for work...
Editor’s Note: In keeping with the Pinker research cited in this month's case study, I'd like to think that the spreading of the message of non-violence through the emergence of...
December Case Study: World Becoming Less Violent Summary, by Seth Borenstein
By Tim McCarthy
December 1, 2011
Editor's Note: While not a classic case study, as we usually place here, the article below by Seth Borenstein summarizes research and findings from the leading authority on violence,...
Editor’s Note: This book serves as a great reminder that we all have something to give, from the smallest donation to starting a non-profit organization. It is a comprehensive look...