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The Absolute Centrality of Character in Leaders
I recently read a profound and provocative article in The Dispatch by Nathan Beacon, founder of The Lyceum Movement, a nonprofit dedicated to building better public conversations by exploring first principles. The article is titled, “Vice C...
Selective Free Speech is not Free Speech
As I was walking into a cafe in Denver recently a young man walked out the door toward me. He was wearing a black t-shirt with white letters that declared, “Nazi Lives Matter Too.” I admit that it kind of took my breath away.
Last year, a...
The Media We Ingest (and sometimes Vomit Out)
So much of discourse (or lack thereof) in the United States today depends on the media a person consumes. Too few of us work to broaden our reading, listening, or viewing beyond pundits who only reinforce what we already believe. I do this,...
On Writing a Book
“Write as if you were dying. At the same time, assume you write for an audience consisting solely of terminal patients. That is, after all, the case. What would you begin writing if you knew you would die soon? What could you say to a dyi...
People of Integrity: The Judge and the Umpire
Last week I was one of 100+ umpires who called balls and strikes at the largest softball tournament in the country, which happens to be hosted in Colorado each year around 4th of July. After a game one of the spectators came up to me and sa...
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