Whether you are an optimist or a pessimist doesn’t matter. You can be whatever you wish. But what happens when your behavior impacts others? What is your responsibility? When forced to choose between plain truth and rare hope, which will you pick? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “Given a One-in-a-Million Chance, Always Take the One,” to see a real-life adventure where this very question was posed.
Related Articles
-
3 Reasons You Should Never Resort to a Panel of Experts
A funny thing happened to me when I was once too afraid to ask a “stupid” question. I listened....
-
First Man – A Titanic Odyssey of The Right Stuff
What happened when something touches you so deeply, it forever stays with you? That’s the feeling I have whenever...
-
It’s Your Party And You Would Cry Too If It Happened To You. Don’t Let It Happen!
It never hurts to try. Trying has the benefit of making you feel better. In fact, it might just...
-
Who’s Really Going After Cuomo?
Do you smell something funny? News of Cuomo’s poor behavior both as a governor and a person aren’t new,...
-
Are You Busy Making Buggy Whips?
Earlier in the year this column highlighted Dean Kamen’s advice to high school students: don’t accept learning just one...
-
Leadership Lessons of Ronald Reagan (born 2/6/1911)
February is Presidents’ month. We celebrate by rediscovering the leadership lessons of the presidents born in the month of...
-
A Bothersome Burden Has Just Been Lifted From My Shoulders, Did You Just Get the Same Feeling?
It’s the simple things in life that, once removed, bring greater understanding to what we value. When we reflect,...
-
How Have You Rediscovered Christopher Columbus?
Too often we seek to dismiss the lessons of our elders because they’re superficially “old” and “out-of-date.” Perhaps we’d...
