Blogs about: Nick Pappas
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Keeping Thomas Jefferson close
I was corresponding with Andrew Tilghman this morning. He had been reading Undaunted Courage (which must needs be followed up with Undaunted Courage: Meriwether Lewis, Thomas Jefferson and the Opening… more →
The Unsinkable brian cork
keeping Thomas Jefferson close
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wrote 4 months ago: I was corresponding with Andrew Tilghman this morning. He had been reading Undaunted Courage (which … more →
socrates with jefferson as a lens
wrote 5 months ago: i found myself in a tight spot with a client this very day. i could see he was ethically challenged. … more →
a Life in a Day
wrote 6 months ago: I was having a really tough go of it today. Then this message was left for me in the comments sectio … more →
lessons Learned (maybe)
wrote 7 months ago: There is that saying to the effect: “You win some and you lose some”. Perhaps a good var … more →
a Taste of history
wrote 9 months ago: I will recount my last visit with Nick Pappas often, and with decided satisfaction, in my own heart … more →
Nick Pappas
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wrote 10 months ago: While visiting my Alma Mater Radford University earlier this week, I found myself surrounded by busi … more →
Brian's Book Report for 2008
wrote 1 year ago: Many of you know my story. I went to three High Schools in four years – and, all I cared abou … more →
Going Back and Leaning Forward, Part I
wrote 1 year ago: When Dr. Iain Clelland at Radford University asked me to be the Keynote Speaker at the 2nd annual En … more →
Ayn Rand and Me
wrote 2 years ago: As I stated in my previous Blog entry about Ayn Rand, Atlas Shrugged is like Shakespeare for the bus … more →
Ayn Rand and Me
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wrote 2 years ago: As I stated in my previous Blog entry about Ayn Rand, Atlas Shrugged is like Shakespeare for the bus … more →
Why Ayn Rand was a Visionary
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wrote 2 years ago: Just over 50 years ago Ayn Rand published the book that launched a thousand companies. “Atlas … more →
