As a child growing up in Rumania, I’d been a traditional believer. But as I grew older, I wanted an intellectual model, a way of understanding God that didn’t conflict with science. I wanted an understanding of life that would give my own personal struggles a sense of meaning. My early model was simple and
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According to Indian legend, Lord Rama and his army of helpers were building a stone causeway out into the ocean. Where it was leading exactly, I’m not sure. But while this massive infrastructure project was progressing, some of his army chieftains spotted a squirrel scooting out onto the rocks and then back to land, each
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Peter Georgescu’s, A Constant Choice: An Everyday Journey From Evil Toward Good is a remarkable and very important book in today’s world, so much in need of finding purpose; finding God or a God-force; finding why we do the things we do and make the choices we make; and how we can make better choices
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Last year a 9-year-old Detroit boy did his part to help pull his home town out of its slump. He handed over a check to the city for $2,832.64, which he’d made by selling lemonade. I don’t know what tickles me more about this story: the fact that the benefactor was only nine; the Mayberry
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THE CONSTANT CHOICE is a remarkable story that transcends memoir or autobiography in favor of a reflective look at an unusual life.
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The drivers of business success in the 21st century are clear. The two most fundamental are creativity through productive innovation, and management through decency and human values.
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Quit Hating Hathaway
Is Hathaway Hating over by now? Probably not. It was in full swing before I spotted a story about it in the New York Post not long ago. When the Sunday New York Times wrote about it in more depth, I began to see why it dismayed me so much. As frothy and superficial as
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