On The Eve Of Destruction
In October of 1962, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, the youngest president of the United States, had to make a momentous, possibly tragic decision.
Whether to face down the Russians on the high seas at the palpable risk of igniting a nuclear war. If Kennedy made the wrong decision, much of the world might have gone up in a mushroom cloud of destruction.
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Love Is Not A Four-Letter Word
It is, instead, a mystery. A magical fusion of chemistry and karma that appears before us. A tour de force that cannot be turned on and cannot be shut down at will.
It is grander, more powerful and captivating than anything else in life. Where it comes from and how it takes sublime command of us, we have no idea. And we never will. It arises, takes life in another dimension far beyond human comprehension and shifts the axis of the earth under our feet. READ MORE
The Curse Of The Dangerous Mind
Anyone who watched the film Rain Man knew, instinctively, that the idiot savant played by Dustin Hoffman was part genius, part crazo.
The line between intellectual and\or artistic genius and derangement can be a slender and precarious one. And when the genius veers off the deep end, the downfall can be tragic, operatic and absolutely amazing due to the fact that there is a dynamic at work here that humans cannot comprehend. A kind of weird algorithm that is embedded in a dimension beyond our grasp.
You Cannot Lead It If You Do Not Love It
I see IT in their eyes.
It is a lack of pride in the companies they have been hired to run, or that they inherited. To them it is just a job, a means of earning a living or of fulfilling a responsibility. READ MORE
