How to live like Theodore Roosevelt, even though you probably shouldn’t and can’t
I had the realization this morning that Theodore Roosevelt did a lot of things, but didn’t do any of them exceedingly great. Theodore Roosevelt wrote … Read More
Just what are we trying to conserve?
I read recently, and regret to say I can’t remember where, something akin to the following: Not long after the Civil War the country turned … Read More
Steal this quick tip on how to “keep the main thing” in your writing
I picked up on a clever way of writing with a point or two in mind from a George Marshall. If that name sounds familiar, it’s because it should be. Here’s how to do it…
More isn’t better. Better is better.
A year of saying yes vs. a year of saying no I’m old enough to remember when everyone thought the secret to building a great … Read More
Hitting the Mark
46 years after the Boer war, Prime Minister Winston Churchill stared down Nazis. In desperate need of help he reached for his pen. Late one evening by candlelight, Churchill wrote a letter to the new President of the United States, Franklin Delano Roosevelt.