September 2026

A Jury of Your Peers?

Juries are under scrutiny as happens whenever a high-profile case is in the news. Does the system resemble what the Founders intended as they prescribed in the Sixth Amendment, “the accused shall enjoy the right to a speedy and public trial, by an impartial jury,” or has the system turned upside down? Jurists, of course,

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My Job Makes Me Unpopular

Sir, I’m reading one of your books, “Business Secrets from the Bible.” You talk about making your customers happy. The nature of my work now is to catch energy theft and fine/sanction them and at the end some are not happy with me. I’m confused, please still explain more for me. Thank you Jide Dear

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Small Big Business – the American Way

Americans seem to have a strange relationship with business. We extol Mom and Pop stores, love stories of individuals who have an idea and turn it into a reality and treasure the idea of entrepreneurship. However, when an enterprise gets too successful, we decry it as we patronize it. Starbucks is successful because people get

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Field and Stream

Are you a specialist in your field of work? What career field should I go into? Will history graduates find work in their field? Why is the word field by far the most common metaphor for work, career, or profession? Why not ask, “what river do you work in?” Or, “what road of work do

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