Growing Leaders in Asia
Whew! Just returned from a whirlwind week in Singapore. I don’t know if you’ve ever been to this beautiful nation—but it is unforgettable. Clean, colorful, manicured…and full of young leaders. The population is made up of mostly Chinese and Malaysian descent, with a million ex-patriots living among them. These people are hospitable and respectful and mix well with Western culture.
The Best Man for the Job… May be a Woman
Well the numbers are in nationwide. The majority of working Americans are female. The percentage is 51% today and it is climbing. Swiftly. It isn’t hard to see why. The majority of college graduates today are women. Seventy years ago, females made up only 30% of the university population. Today, they make up 60-70%. Women will be more prepared for good jobs
How I Learned to Mind My Own Business
I was walking past the mental hospital the other day, and all the patients were shouting, '13
Political Leadership
I rarely write about government and politics because it is such a divisive subject. Today, however, I am going out on a limb. I'm writing about political leadership. You should know, my goal is not to side with democrats or republicans. It is to comment on the leadership of our elected government officials. After watching the news today, I'm convinced the
Bethany’s Rite of Passage
It seems everywhere I go, I run into parents who ask how my wife and I pulled off the “Rite of Passage” for our son and daughter, when they turned thirteen years old. As you know, in many cultures worldwide, adolescents experience a ceremony when they turn twelve or thirteen years old. It is a sort of passage from childhood to