Paul butler Signal Contributing Writer I’m noticing three categories of people in their response to the directives we’ve all been given during this pandemic —
From my observation, very few leaders leave an admirable legacy — many cause divisions, and some are downright dreadful. The late John Wooden was an
As the days turn into weeks, and the weeks turn into months, and the months turn into more months — I’m just hoping this COVID-19
Most of us think of Labor Day as the unofficial end of summer, but the Labor Day holiday was originally created in 1894 to pay
In the past few weeks we’ve all had the opportunity to watch the national convention for each of the two major political parties here in
Winston Churchill famously once said of the United States and Great Britain that we are just “two countries divided by a common language,” and I
We have a little car that we love very much, although the one aspect of owning this little car that we’ve liked least up until
I’m presently reading a book titled “White Fragility” by Robin DiAngelo and it has most certainly got me thinking. We cannot deny the shameful history
“The trouble with most accountants is, they know the cost of everything but the value of very little.” ~ Albert Einstein My wife and I
A few weeks ago, I had my bicycle stolen from outside our office building. I was aghast and annoyed. I became all puffed-up with my
We seem to be living in a mad world right now, and I am concerned this angst will carry into our cubicles, find its way
One of the most important responsibilities as a leader is to make a decision. One of the noblest attributes as a leader is to have
As a recovering accountant I can grasp the magnitude of a situation when I know the numbers and, most importantly, know what they mean. Take
Last month, much of the world celebrated Father’s Day. Did you know that Father’s Day was founded in Spokane, Washington, at the YMCA in 1910
Have you noticed there are two types of people during these strange days of COVID-19? One type of person seems to focus their attention on
We seem to be living in a mad world right now, and I am concerned this angst will carry into our cubicles, find its way
It has been refreshing over the past couple of weeks to read, watch or listen to news that takes a break from COVID-19. On the
Winston Churchill famously once said of the United States and Great Britain that we are just “two countries divided by a common language,” and I
I’m noticing three categories of people in their response to the directives we’ve all been given during this pandemic — those who follow the rules,
I am beginning to wonder whether the people I see walking or jogging on the paseos wearing a mask are on to something. The World
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