Finding Joy as a College Freshman
Tasting Independence, Navigating Social Issues and Creating a Brand
It's August—moving in time, moving away from high school, home and heading out on your own. Can be very exciting and very
Tariffs: Robbing Peter to Pay Paul
Unintended Consequences of Well-Intended Actions
The steep tariffs on steel and aluminum from three of America's biggest trading partners — Canada, Mexico and the European Union – are a perfectYou Want To Be Happy but Your Ego Wants to Be Right
World Ego Awareness Day - May 11, 2018
Synchronicity! I just discovered that the date I shared my video "Lasting Happiness starts with EGO Awareness" on YouTube was May 10, 2011. Seven years lateMarch for Our Lives: Gun Violence
Taking Sides, Limiting Choices – Blowing our Chances
It’s exactly one week since we participated in the March for Our Lives in Washington DC. Having reflected on what I witnessed last week anBE CAREFUL!!
Are We Cultivating a Culture of Fear in Our Children?
We seem to live in a culture of fear. Let me clarify what I mean by that. I’m not taking about phobias, or being afraid for what’s happeninDoes the United States Need an AI Bill?
The GI Bill for the 21st Century
By Alex Pursglove and Krishna Pendyala
When over 15 million American soldiers returned home following World War II, they faced challenges like PTSD, homeSerenity or Anxiety – How to make the Choice clear?
Our state of mind is a choice. The way we go about our day and the unconscious assumptions under which we operate seem to steer our outlook quite strongly.
Many of us are familiar
Once you know something, how do you ignore it? My struggle with Football: My fun connection with my Son
From my article on the Huffington Post
As part of building a digital video library at Carnegie Mellon University, I worked on a visionary video play analysis project with the NFL video directors fr
Choose a ‘Brain Break or a Brain Brake’
Having the sensation of racing thoughts while you are trying to sleep is a matter that can plague us all from time to time. More often than not it is linked to the memories of a poor experience of t