[November 23, 2021] Retired Navy SEAL Jocko Willink is the author behind the best-selling Warrior Kid book series.1 I just bought his fourth and latest in the series. Do we need another series of self-help books about “kids?” Given the destruction by well-meaning but misguided politicians in their safe-at-all-costs policies, I think Jocko has hit a home run… Read More »
[October 13, 2021] There comes a time in all our lives that we must take a position that is neither safe, popular, or diplomatic. We take that position because it is the right thing to do. Over the past few years, we’ve seen many leaders take the low road of moral cowardice rather than subject themselves to ridicule.… Read More »
[October 4, 2021] A lot can be said about the many traits we find in the best of leaders; loyalty, morals, courage, accountability, etc. Conversely, there has been much written about destructive leader characteristics, those traits that damage those inside their organization and act as impediments to excellence. But among those destructive traits, which one is the most… Read More »
[September 23, 2021] If you can think, speak, read, and write, you can do anything. So says Dr. Jordan Peterson, psychologist and Professor at the University of Toronto, and he is right. For leaders, these are essential traits. I’ve written this before and will repeat it … you don’t have to be beautiful, highly intelligent, strong, tall, or… Read More »
[September 21, 2021] A little research on the history of treason in the United States can help us answer whether Gen. Mark Milley committed treason. Most scholars will tell us that there have been only 14 citizens convicted of treason against America,1 some were executed, some were pardoned, and one was deported. The question of whether U.S. Joint… Read More »
[September 6, 2021] A lot can be said about the many traits we find in the best of leaders; loyalty, moral courage, accountability, etc. Conversely, much is written about destructive leader traits, those that damage those inside their organization and act as impediments to excellence.1 But among those destructive traits, which one is the most damaging? Which trait… Read More »
[March 19, 2021] In yesterday’s article, I wrote about a brewing but hidden crisis in America. This crisis is the flabby, cowardly, cynical American men who are failing at their societal roles. While many deny the problem, it is self-evident that men and young boys are no longer preparing for responsible manhood. What can we do about the… Read More »
[March 18, 2021] In America, there is a crisis brewing, and it is not about immigration, racism/sexism, or social injustice. This crisis has to do with the American male. On average, he is flabby, cowardly, cynical, effete, and dumb; and women see men as wretchedly pathetic. It is no wonder so many women are avoiding marriage. A solution… Read More »
[February 24, 2021] A month ago, my wife called on me to watch this “new guy” talking on YouTube. I laughed hysterically, only after two minutes (a rare behavior, honestly I was). This guy Doug TenNapel is a conservative who places his political commentary in video format on several social media platforms. You gotta see this guy! Here… Read More »
[February 2, 2021] Why do you need a résumé? In today’s job market, it has become overwhelmingly the way to impress a potential employer. We are told that without a résumé, you are at a disadvantage. However, as a senior military officer, while still serving and after I left, I tell folks that I am not looking for… Read More »