Who Gets to Define “Family” and What Happens to Everyone Else?
Heritage Foundation’s pro-family report doesn’t justify fear-based arguments, dystopian narratives, or exclusionary policy.
What Do You Stand For, and How Would You Know?
If you don’t have a clearly defined purpose, how will you know if your choices are moving you in the right direction?
Disillusioned with the World, or Finally Seeing It Clearly? What That Demands of Humane Leadership Now.
When social myths collapse, you can go numb or get specific about what you stand for, and learn to lead without dehumanizing others.
Why 2026 Doesn’t Need to Be “Your Year”
How to lead with queer integrity without hype, hustle, or being sold someone else’s certainty.
How Do You Choose to Lead a Moral Life?
What the Tao Te Ching and queer leadership teach about leading with conviction in a world that prefers conformity.
How Blame Erodes Connection and Trust, While Responsibility Strengthens It.
Rethinking blame and personal responsibility in leadership and life—Part 2.
You Think You’re Leading Ethically—But Is Your Thinking Getting in the Way?
The case for open-hearted leadership in a world obsessed with being right.
The Most Courageous Queer Leaders Do This One Thing
Why Integrity Isn’t Just About Honesty or Moral Principles—It’s About Who You Are.
Dodging DEI: How Logical Fallacies Are Used to Avoid Logic and Shut Down Debate
Pseudo-intellectual dismissal and empty rhetoric shuts down discussion rather than engaging with the actual point.
Tragically, Sometimes Things Must Get Worse Before They Improve
Reflections on January 20, 2025: A pivotal moment for democracy and human rights.
