December 7th, 1941….a day that would live in infamy. These were the words of President Franklin D. Roosevelt following the devastating sneak attack on Pearl Harbor by the Navy of the Japanese Empire. …

Today marks the 157th anniversary of day two of the Battle of Gettysburg. This three day battle, which took place from July1st-3rd 1863, resulted in 50,000 combined casualties, the bloodiest battle on the American continent. …

In the summer of 2019, a simple act of carrying my wife’s dress put me in a fearful situation and I got to experience the taunting and fear many, if not all, homosexuals have had to go through. What compelled me to write this piece was the June 15th ruling…

Memorial Day is here, and for many, it is the beginning of summer. For others, it is a day to honor the memories of their friends and family who have made the ultimate sacrifice for the United States. I am a military veteran, and like many who have served, I…

by Tom Coyle and Amyn Jan January 27th 2020: It seemed like yesterday when I had reached out to the CEO of a company, a man I will call Sam, to discuss how they could leverage artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) solutions to streamline their work, reduce product…

As leaders, one of the biggest challenges we face during this Coronavirus crisis is finding ways to stay connected to our employees. Thanks to the internet and cell phone data infrastructure, we have the ability to communicate via email, chat messaging, and through video conferencing apps such as Zoom, Facetime…

Barry Sanders once said that the difference between a 6 yard loss and a 60 yard touchdown is 6 inches. I’ve watched many games over the years and sometimes the difference between a blow out and a close game comes down to one play. Attention to detail matters. …

Coffee is a must for many of us to start the day. Some of us don’t even want to so much as say “hello” until sipping that first cup. For late night libations, whiskey is a staple for many, whether you are celebrating or simply bonding with friends. Many of…

Five years ago, I had lunch with retired Admiral John Poindexter, former National Security Adviser under Ronald Reagan. We had a great discussion on leadership and how leaders need to do a better job of collecting and using data for decision-making. He kicked off the lunch with a story of…