When Larry King passed away this past week at 87, he left us with some valuable life lessons, about listening, fame and learning from our mistakes.

How do we survive and thrive in 2021? There is a secret sauce. And the recipe is easier than you might think.

When protesters attempted to disrupt a speech by former president Bill Clinton at the university where I worked. I was the one person who kept them out.

New Year’s Resolutions. Promises quickly made and easily forgotten. Here’s a new way to think about your goals for the New Year.

2020 can’t end fast enough. It’s a year we would just as soon forget. But even the worst experiences can be the best teachers. So let’s remember.

For dreamers like me, creation is the ultimate high. Imagining what can be is much more fun than simply living with what is.

We are living the ultimate test of our resolve, our faith and our values right now. Let 2020 be remembered as the year that renewed the fire in our bellies to reinvent the definition of greatness. How we choose to influence the direction of humanity in 2021 will define our generation. 

A year with so much sadness is ending on a hopeful note. And despite the many challenges, we have a lot to be thankful for.

All wisdom comes with a price tag. And truth can be a dangerous gift. Once you know something, you can’t un-know it.

The December holidays are historically a time for family gatherings, giving and gratitude. Surviving the holidays during Covid presents unique challenges and special opportunities to make the season rewarding and memorable.