Six days. 198 holes of golf. Eleven courses. Eight of the top twenty-five public golf courses in America and three of the top ten. Five hours of sleep a night,…

This weekend, I participated in a service project organized by my local religious community in support of another local religious institution. It was a beautiful practice of interfaith service. Hundreds…

There is a private ritual I return to when I am carrying a weighty burden that sits heavy on my heart.I begin by writing it out. Not carefully, not thoughtfully…

Over the last several weeks, I have found myself wrestling deeply with the inevitable path and consequences of artificial intelligence and its impact on humanity. Not casually thinking about it.…

I have been spending a significant amount of time lately inside businesses, family offices, organizations, and even universities, and I will tell you something that has become very clear:The animals…

Last Thursday, I stood before the graduating class at Snow College's Richfield campus and delivered what I hope was a message worth carrying.It is one I have been sitting with…

As a rule, man is a fool.When it is hot, he wants it cool.When it is cool, he wants it hot.Always wanting what it is not.I have been reciting that…

This morning on the River-bottom Trail, I felt it.Spring.You can see it in the trees, smell it in the air, and feel the essence of the earth waking up.We all…

Our greatest opportunity as parents and grandparents is not to teach values. It is to model them.This weekend, our family lived this.When my sons were younger, Saturdays were sacred. We…

One of the opportunities, and challenges, of being human is that we come equipped with a rather temperamental biological machine. Every now and then it misfires.Most of us think about…