Prison Professors 

When we’re pursuing a pathway to succeed, we need a strategy. That strategy becomes our game plan. We use tactics to convert our high-level goals

Leaders teach us that we can empower ourselves by being self-directed. Rather than waiting for others to solve our problems, we can create resources to

Leaders teach us a great deal about strategy. All individuals can talk about wanting to succeed. Creating a plan, however, requires us to do more

When we’re in a problem, we must navigate our way to success. By studying leaders, we learn techniques they use to overcome challenges. The same

In what ways are you defining success? Leaders taught me how to start with that question. Readers may derive value from the strategy, whether they’re

A professor from Columbia University spoke about three segments of the population. Some try to make things happen, while others lead more passive lives. To

Michelle Alexander authored a book that brought more awareness to the injustices of mass incarceration. In her book, The New Jim Crow, she wrote, “Strong

I’ll paraphrase Jonas Salk: “I look upon ourselves as partners. Each of us contributes and does what he can do best. I don’t see a

Viktor Frankl’s celebrated work, Man’s Search for Meaning, helped many people through challenging times. I read his book during an awkward transition—after a jury convicted