CEO Advisory

Entrepreneurship is an imprecise science, as a subject, it still borrows ideas and methodologies from other sciences like economics, psychology, and mathematics. An activity in progress, entrepreneurship is practised by those who are referred to as such; these people are frequently described as enthusiastic risk-takers. Regarding the environment in which...

Philosopher Richard Rohr talks about the first and the second half of life.  The first half of life is all about our ego.  It’s about getting things done, looking good and succeeding.  It’s about fitting in and being part of our selected club.  In the first half of life, it...

Becoming a lawyer is no easy task. As The Property Advocates explain, those who want to become a lawyer in Florida need to obtain a bachelor's degree and a Juris Doctor degree and pass the Multistate Professional Responsibility Exam and the Florida General Bar exam. Beyond the logistical steps you...

If you haven’t been keeping up on the day-to-day developments in 2024, this year may be one to remember.  America is facing an historic point of inflection. Social media is tipping the balance in favor of the many voices collectively at odds with the status quo. There’s no one group. They...

In Ron Howard's 2016 documentary, "The Beatles: Eight Days a Week," Ringo Starr recalls the pep talks John Lennon used to give them when they were feeling miserable in their dismal lodgings in Hamburg in the early Sixties: "He'd say, 'Where are we goin', fellas?' And we'd go, 'To the...

Great minds don’t think alike. There is a famous quote attributed to World War II Gen. George S. Patton saying “If everyone thinks the same, then someone is not thinking”. I would add “they are merely following”. Varied thinking is the key to progress, innovation, and growth. True diversity transcends...

An alien race has secretly descended upon Earth—not to converse or conquer, but to fulfill a simple mission: observe. Armed with hidden cameras, these space voyeurs spend a year watching our comings and goings. They aren’t looking to steal our tech or abduct our greatest minds. They’re here to find...

Autism is often described as a mysterious and enigmatic condition. It has long puzzled both researchers and the public. For many, autism remains shrouded in misunderstanding and uncertainty. Pamela Furr, a voice for children on the spectrum, offers a unique perspective that may help us understand autism easily. Autism should...

In the fast-paced world of business, corporate managers and CEOs often find themselves making crucial decisions based on data and analysis. Despite these objective tools, there is an insidious phenomenon that can deceive even the most experienced business leaders, and that is survivor bias (or survivorship bias). This concept, if...

Work has changed. The traditional 9-to-5 office job is fading as remote work becomes more popular. But remote work comes with its own set of challenges. To make it work, you need to do remote right. I recently spoke with Barbie Brewer, Chief People Officer at Safe Security, about how...