Dappled Light
Filtering sun rays through woodland canopy Be-speckling forest foliage with circles of light and shade A mysteriously attractive panoply of hues and shades Enticing ones interest with newly created beauty […]
In Turbulent Times, Instill Confidence to Create Followership
When facing a negative business environment, successful leaders rally their teams by articulating a clear, credible turnaround vision. The vision must lucidly define the needed changes and demonstrate that the proposed […]
Cited as Number 1 Journal of the American Revolution Article in July!
This week the Journal of the American Revolution published my article on How the British Won the American Revolution. Feedback has been considerable with strong views supporting and contesting my […]
Into Phen Basin – a Memorium for Dan Hartley RIP
Leaving the road and houses behind, the runner enters the mature forest. The tree canopy shields the sun leaving little ground vegetation and a clear path. The only evidence of […]
How the British Won the American Revolution
See my new article published on the Journal of the American Revolution! The British Won the American Revolution
Looking At Ellen – An Interpretation
My inspiration Mt. Ellen dominates the Mad River Valley in the Green Mountains of Vermont. In the early 20th century, college students building the Monroe Skyline trail worked for several months on its summit with the Mad River Valley […]
Worry more about de-motivating rather than Motivating- Episode 5
“Effective immediately, all non-client expenditures must be approved in advance by your business unit leader.” Several years ago, this new policy along with several other burdensome, micromanagement rules were implemented […]
Looking at Ellen
Stretching from horizon to horizon, hail to the majestic mountain massive Lincoln to the left, Stark to the right; generals whose valor is prominently honored Her now serene flanks presiding […]
Mad River Valley Vermont and the American Revolution
The Mad River Valley is situated in north central Vermont. During the American Revolution it was part of a “no mans” land between the Patriot and British forces. Both sides […]
Revolutionary Words
Since the Revolutionary period, the English language has greatly expanded and evolved in terms of spelling, usage, punctuation and semantics. Researching Colonial America primary sources can be challenging given this […]
