Tag: Lifelong Learning

Leadership Lessons for Bloggers and Beyond

Some tea this time. 😀 What an election night! I know the votes are still being counted, but it’s clear that the country wants to move in a new and better direction. We’ll see if the new leadership in the U.S. Congress puts its leadership skills into practice for the common good or wastes the … Continue reading Leadership Lessons for Bloggers and Beyond →

Learning How to Read Again

Back when I was starting this blog, I wrote a short book review of How to Read a Book: The Classic Guide to Intelligent Reading by Mortimer J. Adler and Charles Van Doren. In that post, I mentioned that my first attempt to read the book was in 2009, but I wasn’t ready for it. … Continue reading Learning How to Read Again →

Book Review: The Last Days of Socrates

I have been focusing part of my reading plan on the subject of philosophy. My main interest is the Stoics, but I took a little detour to examine Socrates. After all, the Stoics considered him a role model and a sage. I read The Republic by Plato, which focuses on justice and what a just … Continue reading Book Review: The Last Days of Socrates →

Book Review: Think Again

“The purpose of learning isn’t to affirm our beliefs; it’s to evolve our beliefs.” (p. 26) Photo by Ed Ortiz Think Again by Adam Grant was an interesting read, but I’m a bit on the fence, so to speak, about this book. It offered a lot of good insights about reframing the way we make … Continue reading Book Review: Think Again →