Reflections about Pitney Bowes
At this time of year, I reflect most about Pitney Bowes, since I regularly attend the Oval Club event, which is held on a Friday night in November at close to the anniversary
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What is “Success?”
Recently, a friend of mine won a well-deserved long-term achievement award for his work relative to a particular cause. One exuberant colleague, in writing a congratulatory note, made the comment that he was
Why Healthcare Cost Increases Have Become Exceptionally Difficult to Control
Anyone who proclaims that universal health insurance or healthcare reform is the “solution” to health insurance cost increases completely misses the point. Health insurance cost increases result either from excessive pricing or usage.
Doing all things well: what Bishop Kearney did then and does now
I returned to Bishop Kearney High School in Rochester, New York, on September 23 and 24 for my 50th high school reunion. It was a magical and life-changing experience. Bishop Kearney was one
Don't Complain About What You Do Not Like - Change It
The great poet Maya Angelou once wrote: “What you're supposed to do when you don't like a thing is change it. If you can't change it, change
Honoring Exceptional Workers in Ordinary Jobs
On Labor Day, we pause to honor those who perform the jobs that need to be done, but that we may not fully appreciate the other 364 days. We increasingly fear that many