Reflections on the complexities of family memories Today would have been my father’s 100th birthday. He was a complicated man. A child of...

Enjoy this profile of our insightful and groundbreaking podcast When is it OK to mislead, deceive or outright lie? What causes hate? How...

Why do problems spiral out of control? What's it worth to you to fix them? How much will it cost to skimp on solutions? It might be...

How do we do a better job handling it when we get flustered and defensive? How do we give and receive criticism in a way the builds...

Rent control? Your best friend lent you a thousand dollars to pay your overdue rent. But you didn’t use it to pay your rent. Why not? The...

A rebuttal If you absolutely must, watch the Netflix series My Unorthodox Life. But whatever Julia Haart has to say, make sure you listen...

When I possessed the charming innocence of a 12-year-old, I took offense at the wording of the Pledge of Allegiance. Why, I wondered,...

How ethical are you? How ethical do you want to be? The word stultify means to crush enthusiasm, particularly using ridicule, disdain,...

How can we return to a more normal normal? As the world begins to open up again, how can we return to a more normal normal? We can save...

Avoid this mental quirk can that can set you up for catastrophe in business and in life Ideally, we shouldn't need to trick ourselves...

Reflections about the boy who didn't cry wolf Having circled the globe one and a half times before finding my way to Torah observance,...

A Passover message for Jews and non-Jews alike Freedom is a responsibility, not a right. If we believe that we can enjoy the fruits of...

My latest article in Fast Company illustrates the value of knowing the "other side" A popular technique employed by trial lawyers...

Cast your vote for the new Reality Czar Earlier this month, a group of “experts” argued for greater government oversight to protect...

Deep within our hearts, we always know what the right thing to do is, don’t we? Or do we? We’ll look at that in our Thought of the Day....

A Presidents Day reflection on moral history Back when the earth was young and I was in grammar school, we used to celebrate either...

If you’re searching for ethical leadership, first look in the mirror In this electronic age of indelible memories, it didn’t take long...

The more certain we are that we’re right, the greater the chances that we’re wrong One of these days I need to read The Brothers...

Erecting a case for censorship Every once in a while, the sandbox politics of Washington, DC, gives us more reason to laugh than to cry. ...

Canadian Congress on Inclusive Diversity & Equitable Workplace 2021 I'm privileged and honored to be presenting this Friday morning at...