Sue Fries is an award-winning author, keynote speaker, public speaker, and syndicated talk radio host. She’s also a successful business owner, competitive dancer, and still finds time to be a mom. Inspired by her son who suffered from chronic asthma, Sue authored the...
During WWI there was an area between enemy lines and the trenches called “no man’s land.” It also is a term sometimes used when one is ambiguous or indefinite. In today’s modern culture it might be an area that we find ourselves in on social, religious and political...
In a recent Wall Street Journal article, What Women Artists Knew About Work, (https://www.wsj.com/articles/what-women-artists-knew-about-work-11552573681) Mason Currey sites Harriet Beecher Stowe’s (Uncle Tom’s Cabin) letter to her sister-in-law with these words, “...
As a child my dad ran the north beach at Donner Lake, California. You may have heard or read about the historic true story of the pioneers who got stuck at the base of the high Sierra Mountains (often compared to the Swiss alps) and ended up having to eat their dead...
In the 1950’s, Herbert Simons was awarded the Nobel Prize “for his pioneering research into the decision-making process within economic organizations.” His work on what he called “bounded rationality” and “satisficing” is interesting to think about when it comes to...
Kathleen Cooke is a media executive, Hollywood Screen Actor’s Guild actor, speaker, writer, and a founding partner and Vice President of Cooke Pictures, a media production company based in Burbank, California. She also co-founded the nonprofit organization The Influence Lab where she leads and mentors Christian professionals in the entertainment industry. READ MORE
