The end of meaningful debate.
I was recently helping a Pepperdine colleague of mine with the data analysis portion of his dissertation. He has been tackling an interesting problem that he noticed was a major issue in his specific … Continue reading
Hearing What Is Not Said
One of the traits of a great leader is the ability to see the layers of a situation. This is not an easy trait and tendency to develop. We are … Continue reading
What’s a Michigan Man?
As I’ve noted before, I am a sports radio junkie and one of my favorite radio hosts is Jim Rome. Yesterday I was listening to him interview Michigan basketball head … Continue reading
Bangalore: The Indian Paradox
During our visit to the Welingkar Institute or “We School,” the professor giving us an overview of India noted that India was a country of paradox (i.e., the very rich … Continue reading
Why do many social change efforts fail in places like India? (Part 1)
A Perfect Order or Progress By Degrees One of my favorite movies is Amazing Grace. It is the story of William Wilberforce and his efforts to eliminate the slave trade … Continue reading
Blogging on India Trip
For the next few weeks, I will be making several posts about my recent trip to India. I initially thought that I would blog everyday, but by the time I … Continue reading
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