The results are ineffable at best.

I’ve made no bones about the fact that I’ve toed the metaphorical line of my purpose here.

I think the skills that form the foundations of critical thought are not so much about being skeptical, scientific, or digging into research as they are about opening the experiences of the world to that kind of rational thought and that foster independence, promote integrity, and unleash imagination.

…because free time is quite rare when you’re a dad.

After all, isn’t leadership — true leadership — more than convincing others that one is ‘right’ and getting them to think in the same way? Isn’t leadership a deliberate and methodical understanding and critical self-analysis of why one is ‘right’, and guiding others to the same conclusions?