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Learn how executive compensation has become almost entirely disconnected from the lived economics of the people who work underneath it.  Supporting links   1.      What Is the CEO-to-worker Pay Ratio [Sustainability Directory] 2.      Executive pay trends in 2026 [WTW] 3.      Welltower [Website] 4…

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Learn how successful cross-cultural collaboration requires explicit calibration, not assumed shared understanding.  supporting links 1.      Erin Meyer [website] 2.      Erin Meyer [YouTube] 3.      How Not to Run a Meeting with Your International Colleagues [Fast Company] 4.      When Culture Does…
The core takeaway is simple: debt becomes dangerous not because it reaches one symbolic number, but because deficits keep compounding faster than a country’s ability and willingness to finance them. Supporting links   1.      Federal Debt, $40 Trillion [CNBC] 2.      U.S. Debt Clock [US Debt Clock …
Summary DONE In this episode, Julieta Duvall shares her journey with Rick Barron, from unschooling to becoming a children's advocate, and explores how self-awareness and resilience can transform parenting and education. We discuss the impact of grief, AI's role in education, and the impor…
The central lesson of the book, How to Know a Person, is deceptively simple: attention is love, and most of us are worse at paying it than we think.  Supporting links 1.      David Brooks [Wikipedia] 2.      How to Know a Person [Amazon] 3.      David Brooks [PBS] Contact That's Life, I Swear …
The lesson for entrepreneurs isn't "charge $499 for everyday objects” it's that deep, obsessive problem-solving can create demand for things people didn't know they wanted, even without a business plan to justify it.  Supporting links 1.      Sir James Dyson [Wikipedia]   2.    …

When Strongmen Believe Their Own Myth

Learn how unchecked ego is not strength; it’s a liability. Nations survive not because leaders are infallible, but because systems exist to tell them when they’re wrong — and force them to listen. Supporting links 1.      Strongmen: Mussolini to the Present [Amazon] 2.      Ruth Ben-Ghiat [Wikipedi…
Builds the argument that the film's real subject is what fame does to a person's permission to be vulnerable, and that William's gift to Anna is not excitement or transformation — it's the safe ground of being genuinely, ordinarily seen. Supporting links 1.      Notting Hill [Wi…

Pssst, Baseball was invented in Canada!

By the early 20th century, Canada had handed baseball back across the border and claimed the ice instead  Supporting links 1.      Beachville, Canada [Small Town Canada] 2.      Abner Doubleday [Wikipedia] 3.      Bill Humber [Seneca Journalism] 4.      Baseball Hall of Fame [National Baseball Hall…
This book teaches us that genius is not purely innate. It is cultivated through relentless practice, honest self-interrogation, and a willingness to be wrong publicly and often.  supporting links 1.      Leonardo da Vinci [Wikipedia] 2.      Decoding da Vinci -NOVA | PBS [YouTube] 3.      12 Most I…
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