Value Faith 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. We defer…
Wisdom
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 to Titus…
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 5:15-19: Be…
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 few pause…
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 small, short-term…
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 yourself, you…
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, and our…
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 books read.…
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 journaled about…
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 both timeless…