Greg Soros, Author, Writes Characters Who Reflect Real Childhood Struggles

Portraying childhood authentically in fiction requires a writer to hold two conflicting realities at once. Children experience genuine hardship, anxiety, loneliness, and the acute pain of feeling like an outsider. At the same time, they possess a resilience and creativity in problem-solving that adults often underestimate. Greg Soros, author of numerous children’s books, has made […]

Karl Studer’s Enduring Commitment to Both Building and Growing

The distinction between building and growing captures something important about different approaches to business and organizational development. Growing — in revenue, in headcount, in market share — is the metric most commonly celebrated in business culture. Building — the slower, more demanding process of creating genuine capability, durable culture, and lasting value — receives less […]