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by Alain Hunkins, originally published on Pioneer Leadership If it were you, which would you most prefer? No choice Someone else’s choice for me My choice The answer is obvious:  In general, we prefer to make our own choices. There’s a freedom that comes from making...

Guest post by Snake Bloomstrand I accidentally discovered armor when my Father died. I’d been unaware until a confrontation with a neighbor revealed how guarded I’d become. She’d learned of my Father’s death and asked, “How are you?” “Fine,” I replied. “Fine?” She...

by Keith R. Jarvis When I first learned about the solar eclipse of August 2017, I immediately thought of Asimov's short story Nightfall, and the later novelization with Robert Silverberg. Of course the total eclipse that arrives on Monday won't affect us in the same...

by Snake Bloomstrand We are raising a generation of armored children. “Don’t talk to strangers,” we warn and for good reason. The polar bears are dying! - Black lives matter - Leaders are not to be trusted – and lets not neglect the daily wave of tragedy washing...

by Boysen Hodgson It is not easy or comfortable to overcome cultural stereotypes of masculinity. "Out of Our Heads" is a film about 'Men's Work' similar to that offered by the ManKind Project. Men's work is about reclaiming the disowned emotion, connection, spirit,...

by Brandon Peele Since the beginning of history, humans have had a deep relationship to their life’s purpose, and sought to gift future generations with this message, weaving purpose into art, philosophy, literature and religions.  Our ancestors who heeded the call of...