The 4th Choice for the Job
I was the 4th choice for a job in a "dying" business from which I retired a CEO 30 years later. People tend to look at any successful individual and believe
Mike Critelli
Our educational system should enable students to learn in the way they are best to do so.
Relative to this subject, I was inspired by a great film and an op-ed piece in The New York Times. The film entitled Temple Grandin is based on the true story of Dr.
Occupational licensing limits access to middle class jobs
“Our occupational licensing laws are out of control. We need to fix them.” So said blogger Andy Koenig in a wonderful essay entitled “It Takes 890 Days to become a barber in Nevada,
We Need Walkable Communities For Mobility and Access
Many American communities do a poor job providing mobility for the elderly, the disabled and families with children in strollers. My wife and I are visiting her Dad in Naples, Florida, where he
Healthcare is Broken but Fixable
Our healthcare system is broken, but fixable, as I learned from meeting with George Halvorson [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Halvorson], an exceptionally visionary healthcare leader. He wrote an incredibly insightful book
Political Issues Have Gotten Too Complex
Many critical political issues are so complex that they are incomprehensible to even the best-educated voters. Moreover, well-educated voters also realize that, to influence lawmakers, they require so much effort that they disengage,