Finding resiliency in the face of adversity. This is the first pass on why my prediction was wrong.

I decided to predict that VP Harris will win the election. Read here why.

The polling is everywhere. Let’s try to sort out why and what it means.

An unexpected switch has shaken the race, but is it really all new?

The mood is pretty down around Biden. But does he still have a chance?

Dating is still tough. Let’s sue.

Time to quickly revisit the student loan debate. Things can get interesting.

Dating is tough. Maybe strategy can give us some idea and what that difficulty causes

Strategy is in the eye of the beholder sometimes. Read this to find your starting point.

We all had high hopes in Georgia. Now we have to understand why they didn’t materialize.

Business strategy and strategy in general gets side-eyed in the Democratic Party, but can it help it win?

As a Marvel fan, I’ve been hearing a lot of flack. But was Phase 4 really the end?

The only way to get better is to review your work. Let’s see what I can learn from successful predictions.

Unions have been making a comeback, and it doesn’t have to be acrimonious to business.

This functional tax cut is highly controversial. Let’s analyze why.

The Moderates run strategy in the Democratic Party. Let’s see why and how it works.

In the follow up to “What’s the Point of a Moderate Democrat?”, I examine the woes of the Progressives in primaries.

This post did not end up being about staying in your core business model. It ended up being about banking equity.

We talk about competition more fiercely than it appears sometimes. Here’s a view of actual compeition.

If you were in Georgia, you lived the 2020 election twice. Check here for the prediction.