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  • The REAL Problem is the Revolving Door

    I received a great email from a reader who asked a series of rather profound questions. I thought it might make a great article. The email read, “Dr. Dave! I…

    30 min read
    The REAL Problem is the Revolving Door
  • Why Impostor Syndrome Might Be Awesome

    Charles Darwin once said, “Ignorance more frequently begets confidence than does knowledge.” In other words, people who know little often appear more confident than those who are more informed. This…

    5 min read
    Why Impostor Syndrome Might Be Awesome
  • Revolutionary Thoughts and Actions

    In an age marked by conformity and groupthink, independent thought becomes a revolutionary act. Your thoughts matter. However, we live in a society that seems to be carefully designed to…

    10 min read
    Revolutionary Thoughts and Actions
  • The Puzzle of Personal Vision

    If you want to find purpose and direction in life, it’s crucial to start with a deep understanding of yourself. This is a big part of ‘personal leadership.’ I liken…

    10 min read
    The Puzzle of Personal Vision
  • Paradoxical Behaviors and Uninformed Advocacy

    ‘Paradoxical Behaviors and Uninformed Advocacy‘ seems like a weird title, but the truth is that human behavior is often contradictory. We find ourselves endorsing causes, policies, or actions that, upon…

    4 min read
    Paradoxical Behaviors and Uninformed Advocacy
  • The Coming Battle for Core Values

    What are your core values? Are you willing to defend them? Are you willing to change them if someone you trusted asked you to? Are you willing to compromise them…

    18 min read
    The Coming Battle for Core Values
  • The Dangers of Learned Helplessness

    Learned helplessness is a condition in which an individual feels powerless to change or control their situation, even when opportunities for change are available. This phenomenon was first identified by…

    11 min read
    The Dangers of Learned Helplessness
  • Leadership Lessons from the Middle East

    In leadership, the ability to make informed decisions is crucial, as the repercussions of those decisions can ripple across generations. The ongoing challenges in the Middle East are a great…

    8 min read
    Leadership Lessons from the Middle East
  • Conservatives in Academia: Overcoming Irony

    It seems tremendously silly to criticize the scarcity of conservatives in academia while simultaneously dissuading conservatives from pursuing the education necessary to attain such positions. What other outcome can you…

    4 min read
    Conservatives in Academia: Overcoming Irony
  • A Forecast of Collapse Based on History

    There is an ‘Echo of Empires’ that we should be mindful of. Indeed, history repeats, providing essential insights into our present and future. I’ll just be blunt and say that…

    24 min read
    A Forecast of Collapse Based on History