My American Dream for this era is that we do the hard work of rebuilding fundamentals, together. If we do that, the next generation can swing at truly transforming humanity.
All in Citizenship and Community
My American Dream for this era is that we do the hard work of rebuilding fundamentals, together. If we do that, the next generation can swing at truly transforming humanity.
A culture of favors vs. a culture of gifts
It lives wherever there is light.
That we all have moments of near-death, is a reason to have a little extra grace.
Having strings attached is the point.
For me, our biggest debates about politics and culture come down to two questions about surplus.
If we don’t know how to treat someone who is not a close tie, we can just smile.
Looking someone in the eye is bigger than just respect.
Selflessness becomes joyful when we focus on creating something lasting beyond our lifetimes, giving us a deeper sense of purpose and fulfillment.
Audacious dreams inspire collective effort and overcome the zero-sum mindset, making true inclusivity possible.
How do we cultivate imagination? By building things and talking about our dreams.
Don’t give me a platform without a vision first!
Every generation yearns for that next mile toward freedom. So do we.
Understanding the world before and after a major technological change creates an opportunity and obligation to guide how moral questions are answered.
We can clarify the life we want to have, if we imagine the ripple effect we hope to have long after we’ve gone, to people we’ve never met.
In the company of children, we naturally embrace a kindness often lost among adults. It's this child-inspired grace I believe we can extend to all our interactions.
What might a resident-centric strategy to attract and retain talent look like for Michigan?
A cross-sector focus on labor productivity would increase prosperity for the State of Michigan.
Small, courageous acts, though less recognized, are crucial in driving transformative change, demonstrating that true influence often resides in the subtlest of behaviors.
How do I get out of just thinking about my own success and affluence?