It’s here! Amazon listed my book and you can now preorder it here. You can also order the Kindle version here. And get this — with almost no promotion we’re the #1 New Release in Christian Stewardship! Plus we’ve been in the top ten for Social Issues, and among the top 100
With the release of the book just two months away it’s starting to seem real now! My publisher just posted this about the book, which is a great explanation of the theme and focus of my writing. Let me know what you think! The last few weeks have been filled with edits, galley
Last week Shane Claiborne was in town for a PathLight luncheon. It was an honor to interview him and hear his take on faith, culture, justice, and activism. Plus I had fun teasing him about not following me on Twitter (he does now — woohoo!). Shane is deeply concerned about
The book release is less than 90-days away, so I’m gearing up for the marketing. One key way to get the word out is to have a “blog tour” around October 1st. If you have a blog you could help! I could write as a guest blogger, do an interview
Want to help me write a book? Here’s how. Click this link, Junkyard Management, and dozens of posts come up about leadership, management, and my junkyard days. Scan through as many as you can and tell me 1) what your favorite is 2) why it is 3) what’s the least interesting
Is our nation broken? The cable news shows say it, the pulpits preach it, and social media is filled with it. Whether talking about racial issues, our political system, income disparity, endless wars, moral decay, or even the seeming decline in good manners … our nation seems broken. But is
It’s an election year and social media is filled with vitriol. Sad, really. Here’s what I see as the problem with online political rants: Q: How long will I feel better after venting? A: Maybe a minute. Q: Will it change anybody’s opinion? A: Nope. Q: How many people will
It’s tempting to blast celebrities (or political candidates, though there isn’t much difference) for their public philanthropy. Like the big name Hollywood actor who earned millions for doing a commercial, then let his publicist promote the story about him donating $10,000 to a local homeless shelter. I remember cynically thinking at