Trust, But Verify: The Subtle Trap of The Appeal to Authority Fallacy
It is very very much human nature to trust people who seem to know more than we do.…
Take Life Seriously: The Call to Self-Restraint and Godly Discipline
You know in today’s world where impulsiveness is celebrated and seriousness is mistaken for rigidity, Apostle Paul’s counsel…
Walk in Wisdom: Making The Most of Every Moment (Ephesians 5:15-19)
I will like to put it like this: There is a powerful urgency in Paul’s words in Ephesians…
Truth Has Rules: The Basic Laws of Logic and Objective Thinking
From the beginning of time everyone has always had an opinion about something or someone, and only a…
The Sucker’s Payoff: The Deceptive Game of Immediate Gratification
In the world of game theory, the “Sucker’s Payoff” refers to a situation where one player gains a…
A Leader Must Be a Reader: Wisdom is a Great Way to Prepare
Leadership has never been easy, whether you are leading a nation, a company, a family, or even just…
Who You Spend Time With Matters: The Power of Proximity
Some of us believe that we are immune to influence; that our convictions are firm, our values unshakable,…
It’s Not Just How Much You Read, But What You Feed Your Mind
We live in a world that worships volume of followers, of money, of productivity, and yes, even of…
You Have to Find the Good in People: Lessons Marcus Aurelius Never Fully Learned
Marcus Aurelius was a man of extraordinary knowledge and restraint. A philosopher on a throne, a leader who…
The Law of Patience: Why Endurance Shapes the Sweetest Victories
Jean-Jacques Rousseau once wrote, “Patience is bitter, but its fruit is sweet.” It is a phrase that feels…