Month: July 2020

This morning Charlie and I were going through school supplies we used in the past. As we did I had Charlie pull out books we had purchased in the past. Or had received for reviews including Rosco The Rascal and the Holiday Lights. As we went through the box Charlie found Rosco The Rascal and […]

Business leaders face plenty of questions as they try to get a handle on the new economic reality brought about by the COVID-19 shutdown and the resulting recession.  But the answers to those questions may not appear in their corporate handbooks. Instead, they could lie in ancient philosophies with lessons that apply just as much […]