It’s unwise to take the same path and expect to be in a different location. Tablets offer those who are incarcerated an opportunity to learn entirely new paths and prepare for entirely new futures, beginning with training to become the best version of themselves….
Meet people where they are, not where you think they “should be” already.
In his 1952 short story A Sound of Thunder, Ray Bradbury wrote about a futuristic time machine company that took hunters back to prehistoric days to hunt...
Credibility is earned. The recipe for earning it isn't complex: Follow through with what you say, say things that are accurate, and live the message that...
For more than twenty years, my tagline has been, “There are two kinds of people in the world: People with issues and dead people.” It’s funny, but it’s true. And I really do believe it. One of the biggest reasons why I don’t judge others is I am keenly aware that I...
There is a great difference between those who give advice and those who demand that their opinions and perspectives be adopted. Advice-givers genuinely offer advice by simply stating their perspectives or opinions, and then letting go; they are disinterested in the...
We all think we’re smart. We all think that our perspective is more complete and more insightful than those who disagree with us. And we are all, also, subject to confirmation bias. Confirmation bias is the tendency to look for information that confirms what we...
A beautiful saying in Jewish traditions is, “Men can meet, but mountains never.” It means if two people view themselves with humility, they will easily be able to move closer toward each other. If two people see themselves as mountains, however, they will each...
Once, there was a man who lost his keys. He looked for them frantically, and then in desperation cried out, "I just want to know where my keys are!" And a little girl who was standing nearby said, "I saw you drop them in that pile of manure." And the man looked, and...