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They say that clothes make the man. I’d like to think this isn’t true, but then I consider internationally-acclaimed male model, Derek Zoolander.

I consider myself to be sarcastically-inclined. When I’m not saying it out loud, there’s often a sarcastic inner monologue running through my head.

I am thrilled to announce that I am one step closer to fulfilling my dream as a professional athlete. Baseball? I’m too slow. Football? I’m too old (and weak). No, I am in training to join the USA Rock, Paper, Scissors League.

In a society where people have the right to voice their opinions, a leader’s role is often to find consensus. On the occasion when everyone agrees, it’s tempting to sigh in relief and start happy hour a little early.

How do you make decisions for your organization? I’m not asking about your problem solving skills or ability to perform critical thinking, I’m more interested in your core ideology — the consistent identity that guides you and everyone on your...

A long, long time ago in a galaxy far, far away lived a twenty-something named Luke Skywalker.

This week begins my favorite television viewing time of the year.

Starewell Publishing is pleased to announce the release of David Kahn’s highly anticipated book, “Cape, Spandex, Briefcase: Leadership Lessons from Superheroes”

Before Saturday Night Live, Kids in the Hall, and In Living Color, The Muppet Show was my comedy variety show. If I can give credit to any singular media outlet, it goes to Jim Henson’s brainchild.

I was in an interview recently when one of the managers asked the dreaded “What's your biggest weakness” question. I do not like this question. There is no way to answer it in a way that is both satisfactory and honest.