Author: Scott Westerman

  • What You Deserve

    What You Deserve

    Sometimes, in our darkest hours, we forget these facts of life that Brianna Weiss so powerfully articulates: You deserve beautiful things to happen to you. You deserve miracles. You deserve to be loved in every way you ever dreamed you could be. You deserve everything you have worked and waited for. You deserve a good…

  • 8 Powerful Ways Ordinary Citizens Can Make a Difference When One Party Holds All the Power

    When one party controls the presidency, Supreme Court, and both houses of Congress, it can create a challenging environment for those who feel their views are underrepresented. Here are some effective strategies for meaningful action.

  • How to thrive in uncertain times

    How to thrive in uncertain times

    I’m receiving a snowstorm of emails and texts from friends of every political bent who are terrified for our future. Here are a few thoughts about the five commonalities shared by people who find reserves of resilience and energy in every season.

  • Keep Doing Good Things

    Keep Doing Good Things

    Keep doing good things and expect nothing in return. Kindness is always a counterbalance to evil. And joy inevitably finds its way into the hearts of the faithful servant.

  • Editorial

    Editorial

    Here’s an editorial from W. Scott Westerman, III, president and general manager of my own life:

  • The Piano Tuner

    The Piano Tuner

    John Teachout tuned our family piano when I was a kid. He was blinded in World War II but had clearer vision then many sighted people.

  • 6 AI Tools You Can Use to Fight Disinformation

    Everywhere you turn, people are worried about fake news. But the scale of the problem is mind-blowing. With almost 4 billion of us online, the potential for lies and misinformation to spread is basically unlimited. A groundbreaking study revealed that fake news spreads FASTER and reaches MORE people than the truth! It’s a massive challenge,…

  • The Disinformation Game: How It Works and What You Can Do

    The Disinformation Game: How It Works and What You Can Do

    Disinformation is rampant. It’s our enemies’ most powerful covert weapon because it’s so hard to spot. Want some tips on how to avoid fake news? Here are a few:

  • This Too Shall Pass

    This Too Shall Pass

    Enjoy the moment. Endure the inconvenience. As Tom Hanks wisely repeats in the attached video. This, too, shall pass.

  • Assists

    Assists

    Hudson is faster and stronger at twelve. With a father steeped in the game, basketball has served as a metaphor for many life lessons, not the least of which is the power of an Assist.