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By Jerry Zezima Word of mouth has it that my mouth isn’t as big as everyone thinks and that my foot (size 11 wide) isn’t stuck in it. But the really good news is that an orthodontic resident said my teeth are in great shape because the retainers I use to keep my teeth in […]
Real-World Examples That Prove It Works Servant leadership sounds like a contradiction. How can you lead by serving? But some of the most successful companies in the world have figured out that flipping the traditional hierarchy upside down — where leaders support their teams instead of the other way around — is one of the […]
I was reading a post by Todd Mafifin https://todmaffin.com/ (The world between minutes) and as I have been thinking about time, it lead me to these ideas. A few months ago, I sat down with a small group of dedicated Board members to apply for a grant. It was the kind of administrative task that doesn’t […]
Welcome to a new edition of the Neon Jazz Interview Series featuring South Florida–based jazz guitarist Tom Lippincott. We caught up with Tom to talk about his new 2026 album Ode to the Possible and his journey through the world of jazz guitar, education, and musical discovery. Tom’s path in music began at the age […]
Later this week I’ll be speaking to a room full of school leaders about a topic that doesn’t get nearly enough attention: leadership teams. Most organizations have one. Every school certainly does. Principals have assistant principals, instructional coaches, counselors, department chairs, and other key leaders who help move the work forward. But having a leadership […]
I recently attended a writer’s conference in Florida. Florida in February sounded like a really great idea. It was 35° Fahrenheit. The conference was great; the people were great. We hugged a lot. Two days after I got home, I came down with a cold. “Oh,” said my friend, “You probably didn’t dress for that […]
Welcome to a new edition of the Neon Jazz Interview Series featuring Philadelphia-based jazz pianist and composer James Fernando. We caught up with this prodigiously talented artist — known for equal parts mischief and mastery — to talk about his 2026 album Philly 3 and his adventurous life in music. This is James’ sixth album […]
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Photo by Getty Images for Unsplash+ Once upon a time, in a land that now seems very far away, health care was considered a public good. Hospitals and nursing homes were mission-driven, not profit-driven. Their number one priority was the health and well-being of patients. They weren’t expected to make money. That’s why most of […]
