I was doing a show at Ft. Polk for the troops in Louisiana a few months ago. Anyway, there are 40,000 men stationed at Ft. Polk. And this really well-dressed, drunk lady yells out, “Every one of them is a bad f***!” You know, after about 39,000 times, wouldn’t you start to go, “Maybe it’s … Read more
The title of today’s entry is a play on American author Nicholas Meyer’s 1974 novel The Seven-Per-Cent Solution: Being a Reprint from the Reminiscences of John H. Watson, M.D. This sequel to the exploits of Sherlock Holmes originally penned by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle suggests the master detective’s death portrayed in The Final Problem is a … Read more
Entrepreneurship education used to be solely about starting for-profit businesses. That changed in the early 2000s. Instead of focusing on a single desired outcome, the discipline shifted its emphasis to human development. The spirit of this movement was captured by Guy Kawasaki, a member of the Apple team which developed the Mac computer. In his … Read more
This morning POLITICO.COM released a Morning Consult survey of likely GOP 2024 primary voters. The question, “What is important to you in your choice for the 2024 Republican presidential nominee?” #1: A conservative (79 percent). #2: Under the age of 70 (69 percent). No surprises there. But #3 gets interesting. Has decades of political experience … Read more
Welcome to Black History month. Or if you live in Florida, END OF BLACK HISTORY month. Ironically, it is the loudest voices decrying “freedom of expression” in education and view their opponents as “snowflakes” who (1) are passing laws to limit free speech and (2) claim their children can not handle controversial topics. As has … Read more