Lessons From Hong Kong: Pay Attention, America (EP.185)
Introduction In 1841, Britain, by then a constitutional monarchy with democratic voting, seized Hong Hong from China’s Quing dynasty as
Archive for November 2019
Bloated Bureaucracies: More Than Just Expensive. (EP.184)
Introduction Bloated bureaucracies are growing in size and impact, and vitally important to all of us. But as important as
First interview! Causepods.org: Real Life Brother’s Keeper Example (EP.183)
Introduction Welcome to the first Revolution 2.0™ interview; the first of many. Today we are interviewing Mathew Passy in his
First, Stop the Bleeding: Medical and Financial Advice (EP.182)
Introduction First, stop the bleeding, then get the patient back to living on their own. This advice applies equally in
Principles, Not Agendas (EP.181)
Introduction We should be allowing our principles to determine our agendas. All too often, in today’s backward way of thinking,
Gratitude (EP.180)
Introduction It all starts with gratitude. Gratitude is the bedrock, the touchstone–cornerstone–for any effective philosophy, religious dogma, or simply a
Is Geography Destiny? (EP.179)
Introduction Is it an accident that states like California and New York are predominantly progressive, and states like Texas and
California Fires and Blackouts: Blame, Lessons and Going Forward (EP.178)
Introduction The raging fires and continuing power blackouts in California, the richest state in the world’s richest nation, are clearly
Commitment vs. Lazy Passions (EP.177)
Introductio All too frequently, there seems to be an inverse relationship between how strident a person is in expressing their