When Is It OK To Share Your Dream?
Unless you want to land on a Comet traveling 34,000 mph to analyze its material, you may want to wait as long as possible. Gerhard Schehm’s dream was to analyze a comet’s composition for insight into...
View ArticleThe Path To Your Dream May Only Appear After You Start
David Roy was diagnosed two years ago with stage four, metastatic pancreatic cancer. At the time, he was given four and a half months to live and was told to settle his affairs. Few people with this...
View ArticleManaging Complexity – Lessons From Abraham Lincoln
It was early January 1865. Abraham Lincoln had just been re-elected president. He surprised or even shocked his wife Mary, Secretary of State William Seward and several others when he told them of his...
View ArticleEnablement Is The New Power
John Crowley married his high school sweetheart. In the summer of 1997, they moved from the East coast to Walnut Creek just outside San Francisco. They moved for John’s new job as a financial...
View ArticleAn Overlooked Key To Success, Balance
It was late December when two brothers had to finish their experimenting. The bike mechanics had to focus on producing the bicycles for next season. They had built a wooden box 6 feet long and 16...
View ArticleCan One Dream Be Enough?
Elon Musk spent his last dollar of savings. He actually went negative financially. The $165 million he made on the sale of PayPal as a co-founder was gone. He had to borrow money to pay rent. He was...
View ArticleIt’s Only Impossible If No One Tries
Kailash Satyarthi was a 26 year old electrical engineer with a lifelong anger about how vulnerable people were treated in his homeland of India. This anger led him to create a magazine where he wrote...
View ArticleWhat Would You Do For Family?
Justin was 9 years old when he watched his dad Craig Hostert battle kidney disease. For two and a half years, Craig was hooked up to a dialysis machine three days each week for 4 hours having his blood...
View ArticleOur Modern Definition Of Personal Well-Being
Three generations of family gather around a candle lit dinner of farm raised turkey, vegetable soup, corn, homemade bread and butter. The crackling fire provides warmth and comfort, helping them forget...
View ArticleA Look Back Shows How Complex Life Has Become
A mother of three young children is ten minutes into her thirty-minute drive home after a challenging day at work. She will not remember anything about her commute. The prefrontal cortex of her brain...
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