Talking Big Ideas
Bob Ewing, Lura ForcumHelping leaders become exceptional champions of the ideas that matter most.
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How to Human: This is Your Brain on AI
This week’s guest columnist is my friend Lura Forcum.
Lura is a scientific thinker who asks the kind of questions I love to explore here: How do our minds work? How do we best connect – with ourselves, others, and the world around us? How...
How to Speak Truth to Power
“The limits of tyrants are prescribed by the endurance of those whom they oppress.”
~ Frederick Douglass
Today is the 150 year anniversary of one of the greatest speeches in American history.
On a warm sunny morning in 1876, more than 2...
Announcement: I’m writing a book
This post is to create skin in the game.
I’ll be sharing ideas and excerpts on Substack, though mostly I’ll be heads down for the next few months working on my rough draft.
The book will teach a system we created at the Ewing School while...
Holidays and Permanent Revolution
“Almost everything will work again if you unplug it for a while, including you.”
~ Anne Lamott
As a boy, Richard Rorty thought he figured out the meaning of life.
“I knew that the point of being human was to spend one’s life fighting fo...
One Man Speaks to Save the Republic
“Our republics cannot exist long in prosperity. We require adversity and appear to possess most of the republican spirit when most depressed.”
~Doctor Benjamin Rush
Today I’m delighted to share a guest column from Maryrose, our CEO. Plea...
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Husband. Father. Coach. Founder of the Ewing School. ewingschool.com.
Out here trying to humanize politics and three children, with mixed results. Social / consumer psychologist and former professor. Heavy on humility and cake. Lightly chaotic.
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