Thought Leadership

I’ve been spending a lot of time lately exploring and implementing artificial intelligence (AI) into our office work systems.

They call football – or soccer – “the beautiful game,” a term coined by the sport’s best-ever player, Pele, who was buried this week in his home country of Brazil.

Many of us lament the good old days. Me included. Yet, the America I love is filled with people who believe different than me.

As they gently lowered my best friend and army buddy’s casket into his final resting place, I was overcome with the finality.

In my new book, I write how Interest is a fickle thing. It can be your very best friend or your most ardent adversary.

I avoid rich people, but I’ve spent decades listening to wealthy people who are on a quest to leave something to future generations.

After removing social media, cable news and limited email time, I determined I hadn’t been feeling overworked, I was overwhelmed.

In addition the other changes I’ve made, I did something else 18 months ago that’s made me much happier: I’ve stopped watching cable TV news.

In my last column, I wrote about how I overcame my addiction to social media. I find email is also a problem.

After I owned my problem and deleted all the social media apps off my phone, I gained perspective.