What do you want to accomplish?

Developing yourself serves your self-interest. Strengthening your discipline and growing your confidence benefits you financially, physically, and emotionally. But that's only part of the payoff.

Many of you are parents, grandparents, aunts, or uncles. Some of you are coaches and teachers. And if you're none of those things, you know plenty of people who are. This note is for you.

E+R=O can expand the vision in your mind. It makes the bridge from today's reality to tomorrow's potential more tangible. New possibilities and probabilities emerge in your imagined future.

If I could only use one model or framework in my life, it would be E+R=O. Event + Response = Outcome.

An enduring truth lurks under the surface of the intentions behind your behavior. Think about this closely. You’ll realize how true it is.

I read a story recently about a school teacher (anonymous) who feels torn between keeping his job or speaking up about issues he's concerned with in his school district.

After yesterday's message, you might be thinking, "But BK! It's not that easy. Doing the right thing can lead to painful consequences."

Marcus Aurelius wrote, "Waste no more time arguing what a good man should be. Be one."

People like to use the phrase, “Do the right thing.” We hear this in school and at home, at work and on teams.