I’ll turn 75 this year and I’ve been reflecting on this time of life. Fortunately, I’m relatively healthy and I’m not dealing with any major health challenges at the moment, but I’m aware of my body aging and the wear and tear on various body parts. My shoulders hurt more and I have to be
Someone said we teach what we want to learn. I’m a writer. You can learn a lot about me by reading the books I write to make sense of my own life and to help others. Here are three of the fifteen I’ve written and speak out about dealing with anger: The Irritable Male Syndrome:
You might think talking was easy. We’ve all been doing it since we were children. But most of us talk in ways that do not inspire safety and trust. When couples aren’t able to communicate effectively their relationships begin to deteriorate. That’s when marriages often fail. I’ve been a marriage and family therapist for more
At age 34, Mo Gawdat was at the top of his game. He had what most men only dream of having. As a tech entrepreneur he had founded numerous companies and his work for IBM, Microsoft, and later Google, had given him success, recognition, and wealth. He could buy whatever a man might want, including
When Bill Gates speaks, people listen. When his wife, Melinda, adds her voice, we listen even more intently. In reviewing the new book, Factfulness: Ten Reasons We’re Wrong About the World—And Why Things Are Better Than You Think, Melinda says, “Hans Rosling tells the story of ‘the silent miracle of human progress.’ It explains why
Mohammad “Mo” Gawdat is a man who had it all. He has a degree in engineering paired with an MBA degree. He is a serial entrepreneur who has co-founded more than twenty businesses. He worked at IBM and Microsoft before joining Google in 2007 to start its business in Emerging Markets. Over a period of
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