COVID-19 – the new, climate denial According to Trump’s voters and the alt-Right internet, at first, it was a “hoax”. Then, it was “the flu”. Now, COVID-19 is a bioweapon, created by the Chinese government. Now, social distancing and the widespread closure of non-essential businesses is a ‘Deep State’ plot by Big Pharma, […]
by Dr. Gleb Tsipursky Editor’s Note: This is the second in a two-part series. You can review part one, here: Step 4: Imagine that the decision, project, or process definitely failed, and brainstorm reasons for why your plan failed Next, ask all the stakeholders to imagine that they are in a […]
by Gleb Tsipursky Preventing Failure Working At Home During The COVID-19 Coronavirus Pandemic – Part One So many organizations are shifting their employees to working from home to address the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic. Yet they’re not considering the potential disasters that can occur as a result of this transition. An example of this […]
by Dr. Gleb Tsipursky Stakeholder Engagement – questions you need to ask Stakeholder engagement is one of the more critical aspects of leadership. Stakeholders can be anyone from your front line employees to suppliers to business partners, and your organization’s relationship with them is dynamic and can change over time. There are […]
By Shannon D Hanson | While It may seem that keeping everyone out of election machines provides the most security, in fact, it could cost us our best chance to actually make our elections secure. What it instead of working so hard to keep hackers out we invited anyone in? Open-source software along with blockchain technology may be the best cure for electile dysfunction.
by Richard Cameron There are a lot of misconceptions about the Constitution’s remedy for an out of control presidency. Many of them were on prominent display in yesterday’s hearings on Capitol Hill on the topic of Donald Trump’s conduct and whether it lines up with the purpose and intent of the framer’s incorporation […]
by Tony Wyman It has never in the history of humanity been easier to know the truth of things than it is today, yet Americans chose to believe things that are easily disproved with just a few clicks of a keyboard. Have we grown lazy and stupid, too distracted by the drama of reality TV […]
by Tony Wyman At 57, I find too many times that I am “that guy,” the older, greying veteran warning younger men to prepare better for middle age than I did, to be in a better place emotionally to handle that moment that will inevitably come when they realize their best days are behind them. […]
by Tony Wyman Few would have blamed the family of 20-year-old Mollie Tibbetts if they had joined the president in condemning a race of people the day police were led to her body by the Hispanic immigrant accused of brutally murdering her. After all, they had just suffered through 34 days of unimaginable fear and […]
By Lynda Bryant-Work Each day there seems to be some new question about President Donald Trump attempting to obstruct justice. The question of Trump’s obstruction of justice reared its ugly head beginning about the time of former FBI Director James Comey’s firing and has become increasingly the focus of attention. With continued indictments at this […]
